Kaspersky Lab Alleged Customer Database Hack From SQL Injection Flaw

DumpBrowserSecrets is a publicly available post‑exploitation tool that extracts browser-stored credentials (cookies, saved logins, OAuth refresh tokens, credit cards, autofill, history, bookmarks) from major Chromium-based and Firefox browsers on Windows. It implements an App‑Bound Encryption bypass for Chrome/Edge/Brave by spawning a headless Chromium instance and injecting a DLL to use the IElevator COM interface to decrypt keys, handles DPAPI and NSS decryption for other browsers, and includes evasion features (string obfuscation, API hashing, PPID/argument spoofing, file-handle duplication, custom SQLite parser). The report describes usage, output, attack scenarios, detection opportunities (process injection, IElevator calls, reads of browser SQLite DBs), and mitigation recommendations such as using out-of-browser credential managers and enhanced EDR monitoring.