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Members of Google’s Android team discovered that some of Honeywell’s Android-based handheld computers are affected by a high severity privilege escalation vulnerability. The vendor has released...
Less than a week after Chrome was updated to hide the "www" from users, Google have put the subdomain back into the address bar, but only temporarily.
Case Will Decide If Europeans' Privacy Rights Should Apply WorldwideShould Europe's "right to be forgotten" apply worldwide? That's the focus of a case before the EU's highest court, which has...
Google is going to Europe's top court in its legal fight against an order requiring it to extend "right to be forgotten" rules to its search engines globally. read more
Google is making it easier for G Suite administrators to access notifications, alerts, and actions by bringing them all together in a single place with the launch of a new alert center. read more
Chrome will now generate a unique password for users as a part of the everyday credential creation process.
A trojanized version of the MEGA extension was uploaded to the Google Chrome webstore and automatically pushed to users via the autoupdate mechanism.
Some of those who received the letters conjecture that it may be because they purchased the LuminosityLink RAT.
The official release of the version includes 40 fixes, seven of which are rated "High."
Their complexity makes them a security hazard; their ubiquity makes replacement nigh impossible.