![]() A malicious extension implementing this interface then receives a notification each time a request or response takes place.Īssume an evil browser extension wants to tamper with outgoing traffic. In practice, this happens by implementing a listener interface called nsIObserver. ![]() This allows the extensions to observe and modify all HTTP requests the browser makes and the responses it receives. ![]() Sampsa Rauti, Ville Leppänen, in Emerging Trends in ICT Security, 2014 Neckoįirefox browser extensions can easily use Necko’s components through XPCOM interfaces. ![]()
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