Certo's research team has uncovered a disturbingly simple technique cyberstalkers are using to secretly monitor a partner's every move online — and it doesn't involve spyware, malware, or a single suspicious app.

All it takes is a few unattended minutes with someone's phone and a Chrome feature most of us have never given a second thought to.  

Once switched on, it can quietly copy a victim's browsing history — and even their saved passwords — to someone else's account, with no notification and no obvious sign anything has changed.

Because the browser involved is used by the vast majority of people online, this isn't a niche risk; it's a technique with the potential to affect millions.

We break down exactly how the attack works, why it leaves almost no trace, and the 60-second check you can run today to make sure it hasn't happened to you.

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