Collaborate Disseminate
A month after shipping version 73 of its Firefox browser, Mozilla has released version 74 with a range of privacy and security enhancements. Continue reading Firefox 74 offers privacy and security updates
A user reported to Google that he was seeing images from other people’s devices. Continue reading Google suspends Xiaomi from Home Hub over camera privacy glitch
Adobe patched a total of 82 vulnerabilities across a range of products on Tuesday, including 46 critical bugs. Continue reading Adobe fixes 46 critical bugs in patchfest
Apple was quick to allay user concerns this weekend after someone spotted that it was working with Chinese company Tencent to check its users’ website requests for malicious URLs. Continue reading Apple says Tencent isn’t snooping on your browsing habits
Microsoft fixed 59 vulnerabilities in October’s Patch Tuesday, including several critical remote code execution (RCE) flaws. Continue reading October Patch Tuesday: Microsoft fixes critical remote desktop bug
This malicious O.MG Lightning cable has come a long way, with extensive work on the kinds of payload it can deliver. Continue reading O.MG! Evil Lightning cable about to hit mass distribution
A few days ago, movie editors started reporting that Mac Pros running Avid software were crashing throughout Hollywood. Continue reading Chrome cripples movie studio Mac Pros
Is this week’s test pilot launch of Mozilla Private Network the moment browser VPNs finally become a must-have privacy feature? Continue reading Mozilla Private Network VPN gives Firefox another privacy boost
Sometimes, a Patch Tuesday update arrives with a bang that sends users scrambling for cover – September’s update earns that description. Continue reading September 2019’s Patch Tuesday: 2 zero-days, 17 critical bugs
YouTube can’t track kids online anymore without their parents’ permission, says the FTC, as it fined the Google-subsidiary $170m. Continue reading YouTube fined $170m for covertly tracking kids online