Mozilla has announced plans to tweak Firefox's privacy controls so that advertising trackers will be blocked by default.
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Lees meerIf you use Google's Chrome browser, after 4 September, the latest update will make it even harder to use in-browser Adobe Flash.
Lees meerA 20 year-old man has been indicted for computer crimes by a federal court in Alaska. Evidence suggests that he could be linked to the Satori botnet that exploited a previously unknown bug in a Huawei router.
Lees meerThe multimillion dollar data buy allows Google to link what we buy in brick-and-mortar stores to what ads we clicked online.
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Lees meerA US senator has announced a bill that would force the President to punish overseas hackers found targeting the US, or explain why he hadn't.
Lees meerGeorge Garofano has been sentenced to prison for his part in hacking into and stealing personal images from 240 iCloud accounts.
Lees meerPolice want to unlock the iPhone of a woman who accused a man of rape after it was alleged that she was actually stalking him.
Lees meerPopular PHP package repository front end Packagist turned out to have an embarrassing command injection hole - now closed!
Lees meerAir Canada has been forced to issue a password reset for all 1.7 million users of its Android, iOS and BlackBerry mobile app after up to 20,000 accounts were compromised by hackers last week.
Lees meerThe Wall Street Journal yesterday published an unsettling report that the owner of Yahoo, Verizon subsidiary Oath, has been quietly analysing the emails of its 200 million users to sell to advertisers.
Lees meerYou often have to share a lot of personal information when you check into a hotel - as cybercrooks know only too well.
Lees meerAnother mobile stalking app has been hacked, endangering both its customers and the victims that they spy on.
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Lees meerUsers will soon be able to use authenticator apps for 2FA codes, request blue verified badges, and get more context about big accounts.
Lees meerModern LCD screens don't spew out electronic emissions like the old "tube" displays - but apparently they make telltale noises instead.
Lees meerGDPR: it means give users their data when they ask for it, and Facebook's refusal to do so has provoked an inquiry by the Irish DPC.
Lees meerThe blogging site wants to go back to a simpler time, where, it says, people were a lot nicer ... and didn't glorify gore and upskirting.
Lees meerGoogle disclosed the bug "in order to score cheap PR points", said Epic CEO and founder Tim Sweeney,
Lees meerListening Watch, a project based on earlier work by researchers Prakash Shrestha and Nitesh Saxena, uses the power of sound to log you into your favourite websites.
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