A Google Chrome extension allows users to trade on Solana while secretly extracting a portion of the transaction fees into the creator's wallet. According to a report released Tuesday by cybersecurity firm Socket, Crypto Copilot injects extra funds into each Solana Swap, stealing at least 0.0013 SOL, or 0.05% of the transaction amount. On the backend, Crypto Copilot uses the decentralized exchange Raydium to execute the swap for the user, but appends a second instruction to transfer SOL from the user to the attacker. The user interface only displays the swap details, while the wallet confirmation screen "only summarizes the transaction information and does not display specific instructions." Crypto Copilot is reportedly a convenient tool that allows Solana traders to execute swap transactions directly via Twitter. (Cointelegraph)