Apple Safari flaw can leak users' recent browsing history and personal identifiers
The vulnerability stems from an issue with Apple's implementation of a JavaScript API which is part of Apple's WebKit
Source: computing.co.uk
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Safari bug threatens identity theft to all Mac, iPhone, iPad users
For years, Apple has been heralding privacy as the central theme for its products. Safari, Apple default web browser, comes with a range of privacy features to
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Source: slashgear.com
Safari Bug Can 'Expose Apple Users Browser History, Personal Data' to Malicious Sites
A bug has been detected on Apple’s Safari 15 that could allegedly track users' browsing activity and reveal ...
Source: theepochtimes.com
Weird Google Keep bug only affects Samsung devices running Android 12
A bug is affecting Google Keep users running Samsung phones only that are powered Android 12. The bug causes numbered lists to repeat the numbers over and over.
Source: phonearena.com
One UI 4.0 update breaks Google Keep on some Samsung phones
Galaxy S20, S21 and Note 20 Ultra users running One UI 4.0 are complaining that Google Keep hasnt been working properly since they installed the update. - SamMobile
Source: sammobile.com
Serious Safari bug reveals iPhone, iPad, and Mac users' personal data
A bug found in the iOS 15, iPadOS 15, and macOS versions of Safari can lead an attacker to discover personal information related to the user.
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Source: phonearena.com
Safari 15 bug can let other websites track your recent browsing history
Unfortunately, there isn’t much that Safari users do about this vulnerability as Apple is yet to release a security patch for it.
Source: bgr.in
Safari API bug can leak your personal data and enable online tracking
Security researchers have publicly detailed a Safari API bug which can potentially leak your personal data and unique identifiers to every website you visit with Safari. A fix is still not available.
Source: neowin.net
Safari 15 Vulnerability Allows Cross-Site Tracking of Users
A vulnerability in Apple’s implementation of the IndexedDB API in Safari 15 allows websites to track users’ activity on other sites and even to reveal their identity
Source: securityweek.com
Safari 15 bug can leak your recent browsing activity and personal identifiers
Browser fingerprinting and fraud detection service, FingerprintJS, has uncovered a bug in Safari 15 that could leak your browsing activity and personal information from your Google account.
Source: theverge.com