Aaargh20318 20 hours ago

Not really. It's just an API key + the user agent. There is no mechanism to detect the browser hasn't been tampered with. If you wanted to do that you'd at least include a hash over the browser binary, or better yet the in-memory application binary.

  • delusional 19 hours ago

    That would provide not extra capability. Anybody smart enough to modify the chrome executable could just patch the hash generation to also return a static (but correct) hash.