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Secure Annex cybersecurity researcher John Tuckner has identified 57 malicious Chrome extensions that can be used to track your activities or run malware. Although most of the extensions in ...

In a significant blow to Google’s advertising empire, a US federal judge has ruled that the California-based tech giant illegally monopolised parts of the online advertising technology market ...

Her molten chrome iteration of the vehicle features “Ice Spice”-adorned wheels, chainlink trims, and a massive pink “Princess” motif across the center of the design. You can’t see inside ...

Dozens of Chrome extensions, many of them featured on the Chrome Web Store but also hidden and not indexed by search engines, contain secret functionality to track users, a security researcher has ...

A set of 57 Chrome extensions with 6,000,000 users have been discovered with very risky capabilities, such as monitoring browsing behavior, accessing cookies for domains, and potentially executing ...

The University of Houston is a Tier 1 university and we support students, faculty, staff and visitors who bring multiple devices needing Wi-Fi connectivity. UH Wi-Fi networks are robust, reliable and ...

Google and Mozilla on Tuesday announced security updates for Chrome 135 and Firefox 137 that address potentially exploitable critical- and high-severity vulnerabilities. Chrome versions 135.0.7049.95/ ...

According to the finding, Google has asked at least six Android phone manufacturers to give such preferential treatment to the Google Search app and Chrome browser since July 2020 at the latest ...

Google Chrome is the most popular desktop web browser in the world by a long shot, with a current market share of about 65.7%, according to Statista. And for good reason! While it’s far from ...

With the release of Chrome 136, Google will finally address a long-standing privacy issue in its browser that allowed websites to determine your browsing history by using previously visited links.

Google should jot down this new development because it hasn’t shown any interest in adding vertical tabs to Chrome, while Edge and Firefox have had it for so long. No one likes adding a sketchy ...