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09-09-2026 09:33 AM
Companion lab to the MCP Prompt Injection Kill Chain, focused on malicious browser extensions attempting credential exfiltration.
What the lab covers
Five distinct attack patterns, all inert, walking through how a malicious browser extension attempts credential theft under different technique variations. Each pattern includes XSIAM correlation walkthrough illustrating detection surfaces available in AES.
Detection surfaces demonstrated
Cortex AES: Browser Extension Exfiltration - Detection Demonstration Lab
How partners use it
Deploy the lab on your own Cortex tenant to explore AES detection capabilities before customer engagements. Useful for partner engineering team training and for surfacing browser extension risk in customer conversations.
Prerequisites
Own Cortex tenant with AES enabled. Setup guide included in the package.
Access
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InfoSec cleared for partner distribution.
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#Cortex AES #Browser Security Credential Exfiltration Lab #Partner Enablement
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