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This is nothing new at all. How many people have Grammarly plugins installed? They are advertising aggressively, so I'd think it is the new hotness. Don't tell
by NoZebra120vClip 4y ago
This is nothing new at all. How many people have Grammarly plugins installed? They are advertising aggressively, so I'd think it is the new hotness. Don't tell me Grammarly is not hoovering up all of the Slack, Word, Docs, and Gmail data that everyone sends it, and holding on for some future purpose. We'll see.
- belter 4y ago2017... "Grammarly Vulnerability Allows Attackers To See Sensitive Data of Their Customers" - https://www.invicti.com/blog/web-security/grammarly-vulnerability-cloud-based-service/ https://www.invicti.com/blog/web-security/grammarly-vulnerab...
- sophiabits 4y agoGrammarly is an OpSec nightmare that’s somehow managed to slip under most people’s radar. I know folks who won’t use the Okta browser extension because of the extensive permissions it asks for, but will happily use Grammarly on everything. Last time I looked (maybe things have improved…?) Grammarly would automatically attach itself to any text box you interacted with, and immediately send all of your content to their servers for processing. How this software gets past IT departments is a mystery to me.