Discover a serious flaw in Microsoft's Edge browser

Discover a serious flaw in Microsoft's Edge browser

At a time when Microsoft is promoting its "Microsoft Edge" browser on the basis that it is less energy-consuming among the other competing browsers in particular Mozilla Firefox and Google Chrome, a security researcher revealed a serious flaw in Microsoft's browser that threatens user passwords.

Security researcher "Manuel Caballero/Manuel Kablero" posted a video on YouTube reveals a loophole in Microsoft's  browser "edge" can hackers grab the lyrics user-specific traffic in particular those related to social networking accounts, where the Same-origin policy tool is primarily targeted within the browser.

Kablero security researcher indicated that the hackers could exploit this altharh by sending a malicious link to the user's account on the social media website Twitter, and immediately after browser the hackers can easily access passwords and passwords for a number of Kamazon, Facebook, Twitter and other services.

Although Manuel Kablero has reported to Microsoft for some time there is this loophole, however, the company still has not provided any security update, which has prompted the loophole to invite users to not store passwords on Microsoft Edge browser.