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Keep in mind, in the really malicious cases where an extension has changed hands, they often just sell the credentials to the Google developer account, so this
by whatgoodisaroad 3y ago
Keep in mind, in the really malicious cases where an extension has changed hands, they often just sell the credentials to the Google developer account, so this won't detect those cases.
- SunlitCat 3y agoIs selling the whole developer account even allowed?
- Etheryte 3y agoMany things are sold that are not allowed to be sold, hasn't stopped criminals yet.
- qwertox 3y agoBut are these developers initially criminals? I doubt so. And putting at risk associated accounts (same phone number for registration, recovery email address) isn't a comfortable game to play for most normal developers.
- asadotzler 3y agowell, selling your installed base to someone you know to be evil may not be criminal, but it's certainly sleazy.
- r00fus 3y agoBeing sleazy is rewarded in capitalism.
- artyom 3y agoAll you need is to send your password, and a quick session to set up 2FA with the buyer's methods, update recovery settings, etc. As long as you don't use that account for anything else, it's seamless. Legalese isn't going to stop that.