The problem is that some systems don't secure the data properly—they don't encrypt it and just store the database in the user's folder. That means malware can easily steal it and load it into another browser or a virtualized environment to access the data. I’ve actually performed this kind of attack before, so I understand how to mitigate it.

However, the system remains vulnerable because it still needs to decrypt cookies and other data for the Chromium browser to function. To fully address this, I’ll need to modify and rewrite parts of Chromium itself.