We no longer choose our web browsers based on bells and whistles. These days its all about privacy and security and we’d like to know which browser (and which vendor) you trust to be your companion on the web.
Tag Archives: Firefox
Firefox 42 beta launches with Tracking Protection in Private Browsing
Hot on the heels of Firefox 41, Mozilla has released version 42 of its browser in beta, offering a slew of new features including Tracking Protection in Private Browsing.
We hashed them once, we hashed them twice! 60 Second Security
Out weekly wrap-up video. Watch (and smile!) in just 1 minute…
“The breach lasted a year. Or was it two?” [Chet Chat Podcast 213]
Join Sophos experts John Shier and Paul Ducklin for the latest episode of our security podcast. A fun quarter-hour of “news you can use”…
Unnoticed Firefox attacker had access to severe vulnerabilities for over a year
An attacker with access to security-sensitive information about the Firefox web browser went unnoticed for as much as two years, putting hundreds of millions of users at risk.
Mozilla wants you to beta test this Firefox privacy enhancement
Mozilla announced on Friday that it’s released several new privacy enhancements in its popular Firefox browser for pre-beta testing.
Chet Chat Podcast 211 – A virus on a *Mac*? Is NOTHING sacred?
Episode 211 of our weekly security podcast – a quarter-hour of news with attitude. Enjoy. Update Tuesday, Firefox’s zero-day, more Android bugginess, a firmware virus for your Mac …and a tax fraudster busted.
Is Stagefright over yet? 60 Sec Security [VIDEO]
Here’s the latest episode of our weekly 1-minute security video – enjoy.
Firefox zero-day hole used against Windows and Linux to steal passwords
Poisoned ads have been helping to siphon off passwords from Windows and Linux computers in an attack apparently aimed at developers.
How your battery life could be used as an undeletable cookie
Researchers have discovered that unscrupulous websites could use your laptop’s battery as a short-lived super cookie.