Hot on the heels of Firefox's emergency update over the weekend are the four-weekly fixes that Mozilla had in train already. Get 'em now!
Lees meerImagine a computer user from 2010 dreaming of a world in which Microsoft is not only an enthusiastic proponent of open source software but actively contributes to it with its own ideas. The time is now.
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Lees meerThe suit is about biometrics and children's privacy in Google's education apps, which are suddenly, wildly popular now due to COVID-19.
Lees meerA study has found that thousands of legitimate Android apps are taking liberties or installing with capabilities that users wouldn’t expect to exist.
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Lees meerDigital and human rights groups have joined in a rare worldwide appeal to governments to respect privacy when handling the COVID-19 crisis.
Lees meerA rival hacking forum has yet again hacked OGUsers and doxxed its database for one and all to grab.
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Lees meerMozilla just pushed out an update for its Firefox browser to patch a security hole that was already being exploited in the wild.
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Lees meerDozens of bugs in a core Windows API could enable attackers to elevate their privileges in the operating system.
Lees meerIf somebody promises to get your economic impact payment fast, back away: it's just one flavor of COVID-19 scam the tax agency is seeing.
Lees meerIn theory, crooks could mess up your site so vistors can't see your content, then lock you out so you can't jump in and fix it.
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Lees meerThe FCC has given voice carriers until June 2021 to implement technology it says will stop the robocall plague that's driving us all insane.
Lees meerIn one of the strangest stories of the year, the COVID-19 virus has halted plans by major browsers to drop support for the aging and insecure Transport Layer Security (TLS) 1.0 and 1.1 protocols.
Lees meerAnd no, Microsoft said, none of our verified accounts have been hijacked, vehemently denying early reports.
Lees meerEvery once in a while an attack comes along that is so simple to set up, and yet so effective, that it makes your jaw drop. Here's one.
Lees meerMicrosoft has announced a list of new security and privacy features it plans to add to forthcoming versions in an effort to take on its rivals.
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