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Kimsuky Uses AI-Generated Chrome Extension to Automatically Steal Gmail Data

Kimsuky has been linked to a new espionage campaign that turns a Chrome extension into a quiet Gmail collector. The operation begins with convincing phishing emails and ends with attackers gaining access to messages, attachments, and a victim’s computer. Its mix of browser theft and remote control makes a single opened file especially risky. The […] The post Kimsuky Uses AI-Generated Chrome Extension to Automatically Steal Gmail Data appeared first on Cyber Security News.
Kimsuky has been linked to a new espionage campaign that turns a Chrome extension into a quiet Gmail collector. The operation begins with convincing phishing emails and ends with attackers gaining access to messages, attachments, and a victim's computer. Its mix of browser theft and remote control makes a single opened file especially risky. The campaign targeted people in South Korea and Japan during the first half of 2026. Victims received a OneDrive sharing link leading to an…
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