The company said that the vulnerability only affected Grammarly Editor, but the issue could still have very severe consequences for some users if their documents were stolen. Ormandy said that the authentication tokens to all Grammarly websites were there for the taking easily stolen by cybercriminals remotely with four lines of JavaScript code. Tavis Ormandy, security researcher with Google’s Project Zero, said the it was a high severity bug. Information of about 22 million users accounts was exposed as a result, making it easy for remote hackers to access their personal documents and records. The issue was found due to a vulnerability in the Grammarly extension for Chrome and Firefox browsers. Here’s what you should know about the “Grammarly” bug that struck millions of people. Read More: Why It’s a Bad Sign If Your Apps Keep Crashing

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The writing enhancement platform appears to be missing the necessary security features to keep their users information intact, although the issue is believed to have been caused by a bug.

If you’re a big user of Grammarly, your information may have been exposed to hackers.

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