Is this code malicious? The US and other world governments seem to think so. Getting back to TikTok, CSP and SRI won't help, because companies are intentionally injecting this code into their websites. CSP and SRI together prevent a modified resource from loading in the browser, and prevent the code from communicating with unknown parties. The defense against MageCart-style attacks is to use a Content Security Policy (CSP) and Sub-Resource Integrity (SRI) hashes to secure this code. Data that can be stolen is anything entered into the site: usernames, passwords, credit cards, etc. Threat actors like #MageCart have for many years now breached third-party JavaScript like this to steal data from the visitors of the website loading the malicious JavaScript. Visiting TikTok's "Getting Started" page shows the marketing pixel code that is embedded in a website, which is indeed a blob of JavaScript with third-party included assets. It's important to understand that "marketing pixels" are often in reality a blob of JavaScript code that executes on the target website. If the browser icon is black, you are not logged in.I've seen some threads commenting that the #TikTok marketing pixel can't be used to steal data. If the browser icon is yellow, your session has become inactive and you will need to re-authenticate to access your Vault. If the browser icon is red, you are logged in and your session is active. The color of the icon indicates the status of your session. Once you have the browser extension installed, the LastPass icon will appear on your browser’s toolbar. Please Note: for optimal performance, functionality, and support, LogMeIn recommends using the LastPass browser extensions as your primary method of access. To download the Windows Desktop app specifically, refer to the instructions on the LastPass for Applications Page.
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