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Opera has patched a severe security vulnerability that could have exposed user data through a malicious browser extension.
Known as CrossBarking , this vulnerability allowed unauthorized access to private APIs, enabling attackers to capture screenshots, alter browser settings, and hijack accounts.
The vulnerability has been thoroughly addressed as of September 24, 2024 , thanks to responsible disclosure practices.
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