extension policy

The extension policy tag follows browser security coverage focused on the risks created when users install malicious extensions and on the updates that address those weaknesses. The available discussion examines CVE-2026-13945, a Linux-specific Chrome extensions UI spoofing flaw fixed in Chrome 150. It explains that exploitation depends on persuading a user to install a malicious extension before patching, rather than occurring through a drive-by attack. This tag is useful for tracking extension trust boundaries, browser hardening, and security updates where extension behavior can affect the browsing environment. It also highlights why extension management remains an important part of modern browser security.