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CL Suite

CL Suite (marketed as “CL Suite by @CLMasters,” Chrome extension ID: jkphinfhmfkckkcnifhjiplhfoiefffl) is a malicious Google Chrome extension posing as a Meta Business Suite/Facebook Business Manager utility (e.g., scraping Meta Business Suite data, removing verification pop-ups, and generating 2FA codes). Despite privacy-policy claims that 2FA secrets and Business Manager data remain local, the extension exfiltrates sensitive authentication material and business intelligence from meta.com and facebook.com.

High-confidence capabilities and behavior described:

  • Credential/2FA material theft: exfiltrates Facebook/Meta TOTP seeds and current TOTP (2FA) codes; the 2FA generator module sends seed, code, Facebook username, and Facebook email to attacker infrastructure.
  • Business data theft: exfiltrates Business Manager “People” data via CSV exports (names, email addresses, roles/permissions, access/status) and Business Manager analytics/intelligence (Business Manager IDs/names, linked ad accounts, connected pages/assets, and billing/payment configuration details). Includes an analytics module referenced as failsafe-bm-analytics.js.
  • Telemetry/fingerprinting: collects tab URL(s), public IP address (via https://api.ipify.org?format=json), user agent, OS, timestamps, and Facebook account identifiers.
  • Exfiltration and C2/infrastructure: sends stolen data to getauth[.]pro, including hardcoded endpoints https://getauth[.]pro/api/telemetry.php and https://getauth[.]pro/api/validate.php, and can forward formatted dumps to Telegram via https://getauth[.]pro/api/telegram_notify.php. Exfiltration uses a hardcoded bearer token API key: w7ZxKp3F8RtJmN5qL2yAcD9v.
  • Operational/security notes: code uses empty try/catch blocks to suppress errors; dynamic analysis indicated getauth[.]pro/api/telemetry.php was live and enforced the bearer token. The report notes the risk persists after uninstall because stolen TOTP seeds and exported business intelligence remain with the attacker.

Infection vector / distribution:

  • Distributed via the Chrome Web Store under developer alias “CLMasters” (registration email info@clmasters[.]pro). Reported first uploaded March 1, 2025 and last updated March 6, 2025; low install count at time of reporting (reported as ~28–33 users).

Targeting and impact:

  • Targets Meta Business Suite / Facebook Business Manager users. The content states it does not steal password-related information, but stolen TOTP seeds/codes can enable account takeover when combined with passwords obtained elsewhere (e.g., infostealer logs or credential dumps).
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CLMasters

Socket’s Threat Research Team identified a malicious Google Chrome extension CL Suite by @CLMasters (extension ID jkphinfhmfkckkcnifhjiplhfoiefffl), that… exfiltrates TOTP seeds, 2FA codes, Business Manager contact lists, and analytics data to infrastructure controlled by the threat actor.

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MITRE ATT&CK

Techniques & procedures

17 distinct techniques documented for this family, organized by ATT&CK tactic.

Reconnaissance

3 techniques
T1589.002Email AddressesEvidence1

"packages sensitive data, including... Facebook usernames and emails" and "Names and email addresses of Business Manager users"

T1590.005IP AddressesEvidence1

"fingerprints the client’s public IP... fetch('https://api.ipify.org?format=json')"

T1591.002Business RelationshipsEvidence1

"exfiltrated Business Manager data includes names, emails, access levels, and associated ad accounts"

Initial Access

1 technique
T1195.002Compromise Software Supply ChainEvidence1

"identified a malicious Google Chrome extension... that... behind the scenes, exfiltrates TOTP seeds, 2FA codes..." and "extension remains live... on the Chrome Web Store"

Execution

2 techniques
T1059.007JavaScriptEvidence1

"Across multiple modules, the extension packages sensitive data... and sends it to a telemetry API" and code examples in background scripts and feature modules

T1204User ExecutionEvidence2

"marketed as a way to scrape Meta Business Suite data..."; "extensions masquerading as VK customization tools"; "advertised as artificial intelligence (AI) assistants"

Persistence

2 techniques
T1176.001Browser ExtensionsEvidence1

"malicious Google Chrome extension CL Suite... requests broad access to meta.com and facebook.com"

T1556.006Multi-Factor AuthenticationEvidence1

"exfiltrates TOTP seeds, 2FA codes... By stealing TOTP seeds and codes... effectively neutralizes 2FA protection"

Defense Impairment

1 technique
T1556.006Multi-Factor AuthenticationEvidence1

"exfiltrates TOTP seeds, 2FA codes... By stealing TOTP seeds and codes... effectively neutralizes 2FA protection"

Credential Access

3 techniques
T1056Input CaptureEvidence1

"transmits TOTP seeds and current one-time security codes"; "Steal TOTP seed... and 2FA code"

T1556.006Multi-Factor AuthenticationEvidence1

"exfiltrates TOTP seeds, 2FA codes... By stealing TOTP seeds and codes... effectively neutralizes 2FA protection"

T1649Steal or Forge Authentication CertificatesEvidence1

"...exfiltrates TOTP codes for Facebook and Meta Business accounts..."; "...transmits TOTP seeds and current one-time security codes..."

Collection

4 techniques
T1005Data from Local SystemEvidence1

"collects Facebook account identifiers, 2FA seeds and codes, CSV exports, tab URL, public IP, and user agent"

T1056Input CaptureEvidence1

"transmits TOTP seeds and current one-time security codes"; "Steal TOTP seed... and 2FA code"

T1119Automated CollectionEvidence1

"walks the DOM, extracts table rows, and builds a CSV" and "enumerates Business Manager-level entities and their linked assets"

T1213Data from Information RepositoriesEvidence1

"Target Business Manager 'People' view ... and build a CSV file with names, email addresses, roles and permissions..."; "Enumerate Business Manager-level entities and their linked assets and build a CSV file..."

Command and Control

1 technique
T1071.001Web ProtocolsEvidence1

"POSTs the result to API_ENDPOINT with an Authorization: Bearer <API_KEY> header" and endpoints at "https://getauth[.]pro/api/..."

Exfiltration

3 techniques
T1041Exfiltration Over C2 ChannelEvidence1

"...transmits TOTP seeds and current one-time security codes ... to a backend at getauth[.]pro, with an option to forward the same payloads to a Telegram channel controlled by the threat actor."; "...transmitted to third-party backend infrastructure controlled by the extension operator"

T1567Exfiltration Over Web ServiceEvidence2

"the code transmits TOTP seeds and current one-time security codes ... to a backend at getauth[.]pro, with an option to forward the same payloads to a Telegram channel"

T1567.002Exfiltration to Cloud StorageEvidence1

"with an option to forward the same payloads to a Telegram channel controlled by the threat actor."

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Network
1 tracked

IPs, domains, and DNS infrastructure linked to this family.

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MITRE ATT&CK mapping17

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