JSCeal Malware Can Bypass Google Authentication Using Stolen Session Cookies

- JSCeal malware is your latest reminder that "logged in with Google" means nothing if someone lifts your session cookies. Check Point unpacked this compiled V8 JavaScript nasty: credential harvesting, surveillance, traffic interception — all gift-wrapped in obfuscator tricks like RC4 strings and control-flow flattening. Translation: your browser session is unsealed cargo, and the thief doesn't need your password, just the PoD seal. Who gets hurt? Anyone clicking sketchy links — yes, even our intern, who nearly signed away the whole manifest to a phishing email. Stop kidding yourself: 2FA won't save you from a stolen cookie. Check the seals — log out of shared machines, kill suspicious sessions, treat "urgent attachment" emails like debt collectors from the Chrome Syndicate. We're threadbare, not sloppy. Delivery signature applied.