Bug Forced Avast Antivirus To Disable Its JavaScript Engine Until It Can Create A Patch
Antivirus solutions are meant to be placed at the forefront to protect users from any potential digital harm. But what would happen if that solution is flawed?
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One Popular Analytic Platform Has Been Secretly Collecting Data, Researchers Found
Data is expensive. While some user data may not be directly sold for something in return, other data can uncover a whole world of priceless information.
For Developers, Microsoft Evolves And Rebrands UI Fabric into Fluent UI
To continue getting attention, stagnant shouldn't be a word to rely on. Things should continuously change, and this is what Microsoft is doing.
These Android Malware Together Can Steal Social Media Cookies, Researchers Found
With people's digital activities are focused more on mobile devices, it's certain that cyber criminals are doing what they to steal sensitive data stored inside those devices.
This Interactive Dashboard Map From Bing Shows Updates Of The Coronavirus
While China has relaxed travel to and from Wuhan, the rest of the world is still struggling with the COVID-19 coronavirus.
KaiOS And Mozilla Want To Enhance The Successor Of The Ill-Fated Firefox OS
When the world first saw the billions-of-dollars smartphone market potential, everything wanted to get involved. And that included Mozilla.
Beware Of Tor Browser Security Bug That Runs JavaScript On Websites It Shouldn't
The Tor Browser is a free and open-source software for enabling anonymous communication, by bouncing users internet traffic through thousands of relays.
Over 100,000 WordPress Websites Vulnerable Because Of One Popular Plugin
WordPress plugins extend the capabilities of websites. For many reasons, plugins help make WordPress become one of the most popular CMS in the world.
This Android Ransomware Targets Unsuspecting Individuals Through A Malicious Website
The world panics with the Wuhan coronavirus COVID-19 being declared a pandemic, many businesses struggle. But on the web, things are quite the opposite.
Open-Sourcing Its 'Tracker Radar', DuckDuck Go Wants To Expose Hidden Trackers
One of the very best things about marketing on the web is that, websites can use trackers to track users wherever they go online.