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When it appears in the next few weeks, the next version of Opera (“Reborn 3” or “R3”) for Windows, Mac and Linux will become the first mainstream desktop browser to integrate a cryptocurrency wallet. Continue reading Opera integrates a cryptocurrency wallet – is this Web 3.0?
From Firefox 66 for desktop and Android, due in March, media autoplay of video or audio will be blocked by default. Continue reading Firefox 66 now blocks autoplaying audio by default
Microsoft January Patch Tuesday roundup includes four critical patches for its Edge browser. Continue reading Microsoft Issues Multiple Critical Patches for Edge Browser
Adobe’s Flash Player for Windows, Mac and Linux has a critical vulnerability that should be patched as a top priority. Continue reading Update now! Adobe Flash has another critical security vulnerability
Virtually every desktop browser and adblocker can have its ad-tracking privacy or security bypassed by at least one software technique, a new study has found. Continue reading Adblocking and browser privacy can be bypassed, researchers find
Microsoft’s Edge browser has finally joined Mozilla Firefox and Google’s Chrome in supporting a working version of the emerging WebAuthn. Continue reading Microsoft Edge adds WebAuthn as passwords near the end
When it comes to browser security, how important are the address bar icons and labels that tell users about a site’s security status? For Google at least, they matter a lot. Continue reading Chrome drops ‘secure’ label for HTTPS websites
Researchers maintain Microsoft’s vaunted Arbitrary Code Guard in the Edge browser can’t stop hackers from mounting attacks. Continue reading Google Project Zero Calls Windows 10 Edge Defense ‘ACG’ Flawed
NSS Labs says Edge users are better protected from phishing than people using Chrome and Firefox
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Continue reading Chrome smoked by Edge in browser phishing test
A researcher who notified Microsoft that he’d found a vulnerability has been told by ‘a middleman’ that its severity is low Continue reading When is a bug not a bug? When Microsoft say’s ‘it’s a feature’