websocket proxy

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Discussions tagged with websocket proxy on WindowsForum.com cover browser-based surveillance threats, including a fake Google Security page that turns Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) into persistent command-and-control channels. This technique uses WebSocket connections to exfiltrate data and control the browser as an HTTP proxy, affecting Microsoft Edge. The tag focuses on security risks involving WebSocket proxies in browser environments, particularly how attackers exploit them for data theft and remote control. Topics include malware analysis, browser security, and mitigation strategies for Windows users.
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    Fake Google Security Page Turns PWAs Into Browser RAT (Edge Affected)

    A convincing fake Google Account security page is being used as the front end for a surprisingly sophisticated browser-based surveillance toolkit that can convert an installed Progressive Web App (PWA) into a persistent command-and-control (C2) channel, steal one-time passcodes and clipboard...
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