In a surprising twist that has left Firefox users reeling, it appears their browser has developed a keen interest in cryptocurrency, specifically the art of acquiring other people’s. The revelation that over 40 browser extensions have gone rogue, impersonating legitimate wallet tools, is just the latest plot twist in the Firefox soap opera.

While users thought they were downloading trusted extensions from platforms like Coinbase, MetaMask, and Exodus, they were actually welcoming cyber pickpockets into their digital wallets. Experts suggest renaming Mozilla’s browser to Foxhole, a fitting tribute to the sneaky malware burrowers it harbors.

Mozilla has yet to comment on whether these extensions will receive honorary CISO positions for demonstrating their remarkable security bypass techniques. Meanwhile, users are advised to review their browser use or perhaps try a new hobby—like trusting people in real life.