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January 17, 2022
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.
January 17, 2022
A bug in the Safari 15 browser lets any website track a user’s internet activity and possibly reveal their identity, according to researchers at FingerprintJS. “Unfortunately,” the company said in a posting, “there isn’t much Safari, iPadOS and iOS users can do to protect themselves without taking drastic measures. One option may be to block…
January 17, 2022
A software bug in Apple browser Safari 15 may let any website track your internet activity and even reveal your identity via macOS, iOS and iPadOS 15, according to a new report
January 17, 2022
Vulnerability introduced in Safari 15 on iOS, iPadOS and macOS.
January 16, 2022
A bug in Safari in how it handles the IndexedDB API is potentially leaking information about a user's browsing habits, an issue that could be used to reveal the user's identity.
January 16, 2022
A bug in Safari in how it handles the IndexedDB API is potentially leaking information about a users browsing habits, an issue that could be used to reveal the users identity.
January 16, 2022
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.
October 28, 2021
Once the image is removed, it will not appear in the Images tab or as thumbnails in any feature in Google Search. However, the company explains that the removal of an image from Google Search does not take it down from the internet as it might appear on other sites.
December 21, 2020
Meanwhile, Facebook seems to have enough technical debt that it’s blown a Euro-privacy deadline Share Google has revealed the cause of its very unwelcome Gmail outage and on The Register’s reading of the situation it boils down to forgetting to take an obsolete version of software out of production. Google’s shorter explanation for the mess is: “Credential issuance and account metadata lookups for all Google user accounts failed. As a result, we could not verify that user reque...