North America has a spying problem. Its perpetrators are everyday people. According to recent research from Malwarebytes, 62 percent of people in…
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CISA catalog passes 1,000 known-to-be-exploited vulnerabilities. Celebration time, or is it?
On September 18, 2023, the Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) announced that its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) catalog has reached the milestone of covering…
Chrome’s “Enhanced Ad Privacy”: What you need to know
Users of Google’s Chrome web browser may wish to dig into their privacy settings as a new feature regarding advertising privacy slowly…
Google’s “browse privately” is nothing more than a word play, lawyers say
Google will have to appear in court after a judge denied their request for summary judgment in a lawsuit filed by…
The end looms for Meta’s behavioural advertising in Europe
The EU is going toe to toe with Meta once more, with the social network giant conceding defeat yet again. After…
Proposed Massachusetts law to ban sale of your mobile location data
Cellular location phone data may be banned from sale in the state of Massachusetts, under a proposed law set to ruffle…
Brave browser will prevent websites from port scanning visitors
If you use Brave browser, then you’re shortly going to find you have a new string added to your security bow….
Why blocking ads is good for your digital health
Online content is largely powered and paid for by advertising. Almost every site you visit, every forum you browse, and even…
Google to pay $40m for “deceptive and unfair” location tracking practices
Google is going to pay $39.9 million to Washington State to put to rest a lawsuit about its location tracking practices which…
Google delays Chrome third party cookie sunsetting…again
We’ve seen many examples of third-party cookies being tackled by browsers recently. It’s not so long ago that Firefox effectively locked…