Top Risks

• proxy permission reroutes all browser traffic through developer-controlled infrastructure (skorostvpn.space, RU-hosted).
• No developer name; free-webmail Gmail address; no verified publisher — identity entirely unverifiable.
• Privacy policy is Google's own policy (not scoped to this extension) — admits data collection and third-party sharing without extension-specific disclosure.
• install_url_hijack opens skorostvpn.space on install — undisclosed third-party site, monetization/tracking possible.
• Extension contacts skorostvpn.space (RU geo), a domain not in host_permissions, raising data-exfil concern for a proxy tool.

Evidence

• install_url_hijack crx onInstalled opens https://skorostvpn.space/ — third-party RU domain, not disclosed in listing.
• developer_identity store Developer email ezagirace763@gmail.com (free webmail), no developer name, no verified publisher badge.
• privacy_policy_generic store Privacy URL is Google's own account policy; scope_extension=false, data_collection=true, third_party_sharing=true — not scoped to this extension.
• proxy_permission manifest proxy declared — can redirect all browser traffic to arbitrary servers controlled by developer.
• js_external_host_outside_permissions crx skorostvpn.space listed in js_external_hosts but absent from host_permissions — undeclared outbound contact.
• host_geo_diversity api JS hosts span CA, RU, US — RU-hosted backend for a proxy/VPN raises jurisdiction risk.
• no_csp manifest content_security_policy is null; MV3 provides some default but no explicit policy declared.
• cve_findings crx No CVEs detected in bundled libraries; cve_findings_raw empty.

Permissions Breakdown

• proxy high Can reroute all browser traffic through attacker-controlled servers; critical capability for a VPN.
• https://cloudflare-dns.com/* medium DNS-over-HTTPS lookup host; expected for VPN but adds network reach.
• https://dns.google/* medium Second DNS-over-HTTPS provider; expected for VPN redundancy.

Pillar Scores

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