We're aware of reports involving a third-party browser extension potentially impacting account security. As this issue does not originate from Twitch systems, we recommend you do the following to stay protected:
🔒 Remove any suspicious browser extensions
🔗 Review third-party app access and remove anything you don't recognize:
twitch.tv/settings/conne…
🚪 Sign out of all devices - hit "Log Out All Sessions":
twitch.tv/settings/secur…
🔑 Update your password, set up a passkey, and enable 2FA
Only install extensions from trusted, verified sources. Your security matters to us 💜
- We're aware of reports involving a third-party browser extension potentially impacting account security. As this issue does not originate from Twitch systems, we recommend you do the following to stay protected: 🔒 Remove any suspicious browser extensions 🔗 Review third-party app access and remove anything you don't recognize: twitch.tv/settings/conne… 🚪 Sign out of all devices - hit "Log Out All Sessions": twitch.tv/settings/secur… 🔑 Update your password, set up a passkey, and enable 2FA Only install extensions from trusted, verified sources. Your security matters to us 💜
Fucktards at twitch security department cannot be transparent about posting the extension name.
Might be more helpful if you advised which third party app is an issue.
For reference, it's this extensionA relatively popular Twitch Browser Extension exposed 30,000 users' OAuth tokens to a Russian bot service. According to Socket's Threat Research Team, users downloaded it as it promised to block Twitch ads, force 1080p, and auto-collect channel points. Users: Remove the
