This is dirty. Hackers are uploading malicious Chrome extensions to the official Google Chrome Web Store in hopes of tricking people to download them. Once downloaded, the extensions have the ability to completely hijack Facebook accounts.
The music section of the Chrome Web Store has amplified quite a bit since its initial rollout of 23 apps. In addition to offerings from heavy hitters like MOG, Rdio and Pandora, it’s also home to a wide selection of apps and extensions from smaller developers from off the beaten trail.
Remember when yesterday we told you that Google would be implementing a Do-Not-Track button? Well Speedy Gonzales must be working over there, because it’s out and downloadable right now.
Firefox 8 is now officially available for Windows, Mac, Linux and Android. The light new version incorporates native Twitter search along with several other tweaks — including a cold shoulder towards third-party add-ons.
It was mentioned some time ago that Chrome OS would support remote access via a browser. Days ago, Google made good on its promise, though it extends beyond the company’s stab at an operating system — all you need is a PC with the Chrome browser and a single extension installed.
