Collaborate Disseminate
The makers of the world’s most popular web browsers are teaming up to improve the security and usability of browser extensions.
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Universal Cross Site Scripting bug means all web browsing is potentially at risk. We explain in plain English. Continue reading Apple devices get urgent patch for zero-day exploit – update now!
Apple normally ships new versions of its Safari web browser with new macOS releases, but the firm didn’t release macOS Big Sur this week.
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None of Apple’s bugs have nicknames like Microsoft’s recent “SIGRed” – but there are nevertheless kernel-level code holes to be patched… Continue reading Apple’s latest updates are out for iPhones and Macs – get them now!
At WWDC, Apple promised to double down on data protection in its upcoming iOS 14, macOS Big Sur, and Safari releases. Continue reading iOS 14, macOS Big Sur, Safari to give us ‘No, thanks!’ option for ad tracking
The white hat hacker who discovered the vulnerabilities received a $75,000 from Apple’s bug-bounty program. Continue reading Apple Safari Flaws Enable One-Click Webcam Access
According to a very specific chart, Microsoft Edge is now the second most-often-used web browser on desktop. I have questions.
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An academic study about the privacy implications of various web browsers has incorrectly cited problems with the new Edge.
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Starting in 13.1, advertisers and analytics firms can’t track us through browser cookies. Apple says this also kills login fingerprinting. Continue reading Apple Safari now blocks all third-party cookies by default
Apple has just announced its latest something for everyone security and feature updates for iOS, iPadOS, macOS, watchOS, and tvOS. Continue reading Apple iOS 13.4 offers fixes for 30 vulnerabilities