SECURITY REPORT · EXTENSHI SCAN

AWS SSO Extender

Firefox extension·by WTFender

/ 100 SAFETY SCORE

RISKY

Several elevated signals. Read the findings before sharing this with your team.

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How it ranks

AWS SSO Extender's safety score vs every other extension we've scanned

Globally

7%of extensions carry more risk

This extension

Riskier ←→ Safer

Ranked against 120,710 extensions

In Web Development

3%of web development extensions carry more risk

This extension

Riskier ←→ Safer

Ranked against 10,188 web development extensions

Findings

median 4Lower is safer

Critical findings

median 0Severity = Critical

Permissions

median 3Declared in manifest

Active users

242

median 3vs category median

Findings breakdown

Automated security signal · 96 findings across 5 severities

findings
detected

Critical33%

High1819%

Medium7174%

Low33%

Info11%

Permissions requested

6 risky permissions of 15 total

6 high-risk permissions require attention

This extension requests 15 permissions in total. 6 of them grant broad capabilities that are worth a careful look.

High

Access browser cookies

Can read and modify cookies, potentially accessing login sessions

High

View open tabs

Can see URLs and titles of all open tabs

High

Access browsing history(optional)

Can read and modify your complete browsing history

High

Observe web requests(optional)

Can monitor all network requests made by the browser

High

Block and modify web requests(optional)

Can intercept, block, or modify any network request before it completes

High

Filter responses(optional)

Can filter and modify HTTP response bodies

Medium

Container tabs

Can manage Firefox container tabs and their identities

Medium

Store local data

Can save data locally in the browser for persistence

Medium