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Google has set an aggressive two-year deadline for dropping support for third-party tracking cookies in its Chrome web browser. Justin Schuh, engineering director for Google Chrome, said in a post Tuesday that the phasing out of third-party cookies was in response to evolving attitudes about online privacy.

According to Denley, the extension is dangerous to users in two ways. First, any funds managed directly inside the extension are at risk.

Researchers warn that five vulnerabilities that stem from SQLite could enable remote code execution.

Google has rushed out a fix for a bug in the Android version of Chrome that left some app users unable to access accounts or retrieve stored data.

'Unfortunately local storage was missed off the list of files migrated' A change to the location of profile data in Chrome 79 on Android, the new version rolling out now, means that applications...

Version 79 of Chrome is out, and it promises to do a better job of protecting you against phishing sites and credential stuffing attacks.

Google this week released Chrome 79 to the stable channel with a total of 51 security fixes, including 37 reported by external researchers, two of which are considered critical severity. read more

Double-encrypted. That said, if you're worried about over-sharing, what are you doing on Chrome? A new feature in Google's Chrome browser will warn you if your username and password matches a...

Double-encrypted. That said, if you're worried about over-sharing, what are you doing on Chrome? A new feature in Google's Chrome browser will warn you if your username and password matches a...

If your Firefox or Chrome browser has any of the below-listed four extensions offered by Avast and its subsidiary AVG installed, you should disable or remove them as soon as possible. Avast Online...