Updated unwanted-chrome-extensions #6720
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The Windows error might be a transient error when fetching and restoring the compiler cache. |
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Let's rerun all of the tests and see. |
It appears that rerunning the tests resolved the issues |
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Updating the unwanted-chrome-extensions query pack with three new extensions that were recently compromised and made tech news sites. Extensions have been removed by Google from Chrome Web Store. Since removal from the Chrome Web Store does not remove already installed extensions, this query will allow users of osquery to monitor their endpoints for these malicious extensions.
References:
https://chris.partridge.tech/2020/extensions-the-next-generation-of-malware/help-for-users/
https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2020/10/popular-chromium-ad-blockers-caught-stealing-user-data-and-accessing-accounts/