

If you are using version 7.11.0 or earlier, make sure that you update your Evernote Chrome extension to a more recent version (7.11.1 or later), otherwise you remain vulnerable. This nasty flaw was given the identification 'CVE-2019-1259', it was discovered and reported to Evernote last month - and has now been fixed with a patch. This means that using the Evernote extension could lead to losing your financial information, social media login credentials, email content, and plenty more.

The particular flaw concerns a logical coding error that could enable an attacker to execute arbitrary code and gain access to sensitive user information from any website that the victim visits. Researchers from the Guardio team have published a report about a critical vulnerability concerning the Evernote Web Clipper extension for Chrome.
