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DumpBrowserSecrets is a publicly documented post‑exploitation credential‑harvesting tool that targets Chromium‑based and Gecko‑based browsers to extract saved passwords, session cookies, OAuth refresh tokens, credit card data, autofill entries, history and bookmarks. For Chrome/Edge/Brave it bypasses App‑Bound Encryption by spawning a headless Chromium process and injecting a DLL (Early Bird APC) to use the IElevator COM interface to decrypt the app_bound_encrypted_key; for Opera/Vivaldi it retrieves DPAPI keys and for Firefox it uses NSS decryption. The tool includes evasion techniques (string obfuscation, API hashing, PPID/argument spoofing, handle duplication, custom SQLite parser), outputs structured JSON, is designed for red‑team/assumed‑breach use, and the report outlines detection and mitigation opportunities such as monitoring IElevator calls, headless browser spawning, and unexpected reads of browser SQLite files.