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The new feature is currently only available to a limited number of insiders with access to the beta version of Edge in the Dev Channel...

For years, TikTok has met its skeptics with a simple refrain: Trust us for what we do, not for where our owners are.

Microsoft is adding features to Edge at a fair old pace, and some users are worried that the browser is in danger of becoming overly bloated.

The parent company of the Canadian Sobey's and FreshCo supermarket chains says the direct and indirect costs from last year's cyber attack could add up to over $54 million, not including insurance payments. Empire estimates, based on available information, that the final impact on net earnings over fiscal 2023 and fiscal 2024 will be approximately

Samsung confirmed on Monday that they were the victim of a breach by a group of hackers that resulted in the loss of 190GB worth of sensitive data, including source code for their Galaxy smartphones.

Adobe ColdFusion recently experienced a bug exploit, and as per a CISA warning, this could be a zero-day exploit. Learn more.

Welcome to Hashtag Trending for Thursday, March 16th I’m your host Jim Love, CIO of IT World Canada and TechNewsDay in the U.S. – here’s today’s top tech news stories. Mozilla launches a “responsible AI challenge” Mozilla, the open source organization that gave us the Firefox browser has announce that it will be sponsoring what

Here's what you must know about Microsoft's latest two cumulative updates. Microsoft's March 2023 Patch Tuesday is here, and it has brought more than enough goodies with it.

Rubrik has confirmed being hit by the GoAnywhere zero-day exploit after the Cl0p ransomware group named the company on its leak website.

One of Canada’s biggest asset management companies is the latest victim of the hack of Forta’s GoAnywhere MFT managed file transfer platform. A spokesperson for Onex Corp. this morning confirmed that an unspecified amount of company data was exposed in the compromise of GoAnywhere MFT “This wasn’t a direct breach of Onex’s systems,” emphasized the