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Firefox is to stop using the privacy-busting canvas-based browser fingerprinting that allows websites to track users’ online activities.
Firefox will soon provide users with increased privacy by blocking browser fingerprinting performed through the HTML5 canvas element. read more
Do you know? Thousands of websites use HTML5 Canvas—a method supported by all major browsers that allow websites to dynamically draw graphics on web pages—to track and potentially identify users...
Starting with Firefox 58, users will be able to refuse websites’ requests for information extracted via the HTML5 canvas element, which can be used to fingerprint their browsers. What is browser...
Google began pushing out updates to its desktop browser Friday with a patch that repairs a stack-based buffer overflow vulnerability.
Hackers behind the Terror exploit kit ramp up distribution via a two-month long malvertising campaign.
Fuzzing tests conducted on the most popular web browser engines by Google Project Zero revealed the existence of more than 30 vulnerabilities, more than half of which in Apple’s Safari. read more
Researchers combed through 2,000 Chrome error reports to better classify HTTPS error warnings.
The world's popular torrent download website, The Pirate Bay, has again been in a new controversy—this time over secretly planting an in-browser cryptocurrency miner on its website that utilizes...
Exploit acquisition firm Zerodium announced on Wednesday that it’s prepared to offer a total of $1 million for zero-day vulnerabilities in the Tor Browser, the application that allows users to...