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Serving tech enthusiasts for over 25 years. TechSpot means tech analysis and advice you can trust. Editor's take: The Chrome Web Store offers numerous tools for extension developers to publish and promote their creations. However, what it should not enable is the misuse of these tools to provide authors with manipulative tactics that push extensions in unexpected or inappropriate contexts. Despite the forced transition to Manifest V3, Chrome extensions remain as dangerous and malicious as ever. Rogue developers can disguise their creations as legitimate extensions still using the older Manifest V2 technology or exploit Chrome Web Store's translation system to appear in unrelated search results by Chrome users.This latest tactic was recently discovered by security researcher Wladimir Palant, who detailed his findings in an eye-opening post. While searching for the "Norton Password Manager" extension on the Chrome Web Store, Palant encountered numerous seemingly unrelated results. Upon investigating, he uncovered a clever manipulation campaign actively pushing users to install low-quality or even malicious code.The core issue identified by Palant lies in how the Chrome Web Store manages translations and related metadata. Official Chrome Web Store policies explicitly prohibit search result manipulation, yet hundreds of extensions are flagrantly violating these rules to secure undeserved visibility and promotion.Some developers have discovered that the Chrome Web Store search index is shared across all languages, according to Palant. This allows them to "sacrifice" descriptions in less popular languages by embedding them with keyword-packed text. When users search the CWS, these keywords boost the visibility of malicious extensions, even if the extensions are programmed to perform entirely unrelated functions.Palant identified 920 Chrome extensions exploiting this malicious technique to manipulate CWS search results. These extensions can be traced back to a few "clusters," suggesting they were likely created by a small group of developers familiar with the

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Problem that messed up the /map command on various networks is fixed. We found the new IRCnet B-line feature that mIRC supported, interfered with the /map command. We still hope for a good implementation of the B-line in the near future as it was a great idea!, The parsing problems with multiple word descriptive phrases, Some other smallies.... It is very possible you never experienced any of the mentioned bugs as they (like the other ones mentioned in the versions.txt) only occur in very specific situations and/or under tricky scripting conditions. Nothing a normal chatter has anything to do with :-) The problem that caused mIRC to quit on startup on language specific Windows versions (Hebrew, Chinese, Japanese...) still sees to harm some people in exotic situations. We're working on a new mIRC (of course) in which this will be fixed for sure! mIRC 5.1 released (August 28th 1997) Now that summer is over we thought it was about time to release a new mIRC version. It took a little longer because we decided to enjoy the sun while she was there, and Khaled moved to a new place. (Make sure to send your fan-mail to his new address!) Dont expect massive -visible- changes; A lot of work is put into fixing loose ends and rewriting and streamlining parts of code, to make mIRC faster and smarter. The new things you might like to check out are the new Address Book, Auto-cascade, Floating point numbers, mIRC DCC Server, support of IRCnet's Bounce lines, Enhanced /font command.... well, there are allmost 150 changes that will all benefit to you having a great time on IRC!mIRC breaks download records mIRC is reviewed and rewarded with 4 and a half stars on the CWS Apps and CWS IRC Apps page and continues to rank very high in the CWS Top Applications Lists.mIRC 5.02 released (April 21st 1997) mIRC's new version 5.02 is mainly created to solve some small problems of version 5.0. As usual also some new features are introduced and old features and options are improved. Also mIRC's interface is restyled to fit better to modern Windows (Win95) look and feel. The Alias, Popups and Remote sections are all placed into one editor now. This offers a somewhat faster and more compact interface for you to construct your own script lines. Some small scripting examples are included in mIRC to show new