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The Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-In) under the IT ministry has issued a high severity warning for Google Chrome browser users.

Coinbase has just introduced a new Chrome Extension that allows you to add funds to your Wallet in a seamless form.

But issuing globally-recognised certificates is not as easy as Moscow wants it to be

Peerspot users review the highest reviewed solutions in the operating system (OS) for business market.

Changing your VPN password is something that you should do every once in a while. With password hacks and security breaches, it is a great way to keep your

Windows 11 is a really good operating system, but it is overkill for many home and education users these days. Not to mention, it can be risky to use since there is so much malware designed for it. Even for business, many companies are exclusively using web-based solutions in the browser, making Windows unnecessary for them. And so, Chromebooks are becoming more and more popular. They are affordable, easy to use, and extremely secure.

What are you supposed to do with your laptop from 5+ years ago that barely turns on anymore? You could donate it, or try to sell it, but it's really not worth much and it might not be in great shape. Google has announced a new solution that can turn that old, sluggish laptop into something that you will actually want to use again. Chrome OS Flex is a new secure operating system that essentially puts a cloud-based version of Chrome OS on your laptop. The interface matches almost exactly like...

Google: Google ‘thanks’ Indian researcher for keeping Android safe and secure - Rashtra News : Rashtra News #google #Google #Indian #researcher #keeping #Android #safe #secure #Times #India Almost every big tech company has a bug bounty program under which it pays security researchers to discover ‘flaws’ and vulnerabilities in its software and other services. Google […]

Google paid $296,000 for over 220 unique security reports, specifically shouting out Pandey of the Bugsmirror Team, Yu-Cheng Lin, and researcher gzobqq@gmail.com (who secured the highest $157,000 award).

Google paid out a record $8.7 million in vulnerability rewards to researchers in 2021 who reported bugs in its various services to the tech giant. Google especially mentioned Indore-based Aman Pandey, who is the Founder and CEO of ...