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high oauth phishing chrome

Cyberhaven / GraphQL Network Inspector

OAuth-phishing of extension developers led to malicious updates. GraphQL Network Inspector v2.22.6 injected credential/session-stealing JS. The only Chrome-extension incident with published file hashes.

Disclosed December 25, 2024
Status remediated

Overview

A targeted OAuth-phishing wave against Chrome extension developers (disclosed ~Dec 2024) pushed malicious updates. GraphQL Network Inspector v2.22.6 injected two scripts that harvested OpenAI API keys, session tokens, and Facebook Business credentials.

IOC note

Slightly predates the June 2025–2026 window but included for its IOCs: the two injected JS files are the only published malicious-extension SHA256 hashes in the dataset.

Affected extensions (1)

NameStoreIDMalicious versionArchived
GraphQL Network Inspectorchromeunknown-graphql-network-inspector2.22.6no

Indicators of compromise (2)

sha256b0827dc54349b10098a7370ada4ea44ba668b264ccca2db5676be1c32e6cc154background.js
sha256d303047205dabec8e2d34431e920ebe3478ca80a18f57bf454da094aca0e10aacontext_responder.js

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