ManintheBrowser
Man-in-the-browser (MitB) is a form of malware that infects web browsers to intercept, modify, or forge web page content, transactions, and credentials as they are entered or submitted. It operates at the client side within the browser process, enabling attackers to read and alter data before it reaches the intended website and, in some cases, to bypass security measures such as two-factor authentication.
Infection methods include drive-by downloads, phishing, social engineering, and bundled software. Once installed, MitB components hook
MitB is particularly associated with financial fraud. Attackers can modify online banking transactions, alter recipient details,
Prevention and defense include maintaining up-to-date software, using reputable security products, and employing defense-in-depth strategies. Additional