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You can safeguard your online privacy when you are using an Android or iOS device to browse the internet by using TOR. TOR hides and occasionally changes your IP address when you are online. Thus, when you are using TOR on either of these devices, your privacy and identity will be safe when you visit […]
A German security researcher Peter Welchering stated in an interview for a German newspaper namely Deutschlandfunk that Mozilla Foundation is collecting users’ personal data through the iOS version of Firefox Klar. Welchering’s findings were seconded by another researcher Hermann Sauer. The researchers collaborated together to evaluate the new app and identified the majority of data […]
The Onion Router (TOR) has been one of the most secure and reliable methods that people have been using to access the internet since the early 2000s. The essence of the TOR network is that you can comfortably access the internet as an entirely anonymous entity, overcome all manner of geo-restrictions and even access the […]
Elcomsoft is a Moscow based firm that creates forensics software said it was possible [Pdf] to retrieve your deleted browser history beyond a year. Elcomsoft CEO Vladimir Katalov stumbled upon this while he was testing out his new hacking tool to view his safari history on his iPhone. He discovered that Apple was storing consumer data […]
Did you notice the Google Chrome Extension for Adobe Acrobat when you opened Chrome today? If you did and you clicked on Remove button, you are probably safe but if you chose to let the extension be added to your browser, you might be in trouble. On Tuesday, Adobe released latest updates to fix security issues […]
Chromebackdoor is a pentest tool, this tool use a MITB technique for generate a windows executable “.exe” after launch run a malicious extension or script on most popular browsers, and send all DOM datas on command and control. System Requirements pip install crxmake wine32 ChromeBackdoor : Install Text (V 3.0) ChromeBackdoor :1 Install Video […]
Short Bytes: A team of developers from University of Massachusetts, Amherst, has created a Unix-like operating system for your web browser. It uses a JavaScript-based kernel and extends the JS runtimes for C, C++, Go, and Node.js programs. It also comes with a POSIX-like shell. The modern web browsers are great for playing videos, reading blogs, […]
Google always bring exciting products and features. Recently, the Internet giant announced that next Google Chrome update for PC will make it consume less RAM. The company also added alerts against visiting malicious sites, fake play, close, download buttons and misleading ads to tackle spam. Now, after making YouTube and GoogleMaps accessible in offline mode the official […]
Google Chrome’s next update will make the browser consume less RAM than it usually does. We all know and we all use the all-great Google Chrome. What we also know that as web technologies become more advanced day by day, the burden on our not so advanced RAMs becomes greater and greater. To address this issue […]
Many Spotify users are complaining that its freemium service is infecting their browsers with malware. Last year, the music and video streaming giant Spotify was in the bad news when Russian hackers were suspected to have hacked some of its users’ accounts or when the company’s CEO Daniel Ek apologized for collecting private data of its users. But now, […]
The Procedure: Open Chrome and then just like you would when using split-screen with two different apps, you will start by long pressing on the Recents (square) button. You will see any previously used apps in the other screen or it will be empty. On the Chrome side, you want to touch the overflow button (three vertical […]
Creating Your Own Google Chrome Theme Using My Chrome Theme App Search for My Chrome Theme App in the Chrome web store ( if you can’t find the app then click here to get the app) and add the My Chrome Theme App to your Browser. Wait for the app to start and then open the App. You […]
Short Bytes: The development of the bytecode named WebAssembly was coined last year which led to the formation of the Web Assembly community group to help it evolve as a web standard. Various browser makers like Mozilla, Google, and Microsoft have come up with own versions of the experimental previews. It was months before when […]
Bad news for those website owners who trick their readers/users into clicking on fake ads and tricky downloads — Google Chrome is coming to get you for good. In December 2015, Google started supporting Safe Browsing technology, which was introduced to block those websites that were famous spots for phishing and social engineering attacks. While […]
Some trolls have been using short URLs to trick users into clicking the link CrashSafari.com that crashes and reboots Android, iOS devices and web browsers — So DON’T FALL FOR IT. Remember last year’s bug that crashed Apple Watch, iPhone and iPads? Well, a similar bug is back but it requires you to click a website link […]
If your browser displays unwanted and wrongly placed ads such as an adult website ad on a website for kids or showing an ad where it simply cannot appear like on a government website then this means trouble. Such unwanted ads sometimes contain hidden software, which often are malicious or infected with malware which can […]
Mozilla yesterday detailed a security attack on its bug tracker and testing tool Bugzilla, as well as the steps it is taking to mitigate a repeat incident. In short, a hacker compromised the service, stole security-sensitive information, and used it to attack Firefox users. Bugzilla is open-source software that has been adopted by a variety of organizations […]
Google Chrome is the most used browser on the Internet as it is fast and secure. Google Chrome has many extensions in the Google Webstore which you can use to change the looks or/and functions of the browser. Have you ever thought of using Night Mode in Google Chrome? If not, then think now. It’s […]
Google has recently unveiled a new Chrome extension called Password Alert, designed as a defense tool for phishing threats by issuing an early warning alert for users. Password Alert will compare a hashed version of your password to a password you enter into a browser and a warning will be issued in the event that […]
The Ask.com toolbar is not a handy tool — it’s a Curse because it never goes away. Apparently, Ask.com toolbar hijacks your computer entirely. It usually skulks into computer systems on the coattails of some necessary software, normally Java updates. — Then it becomes virtually impossible to uninstall the toolbar however; we have a solution […]
Firefox browser from Mozilla is one of the most popular web browsers available. It has a big user base and market share. Mozilla developers are constantly making important changes to make Mozilla faster. Apart from this, Mozilla is doing some strategic changes as well. On the financial front, it has been testing different default search engines […]