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| About | Greg Lambert evaluates the risks to existing applications and environments in each month's Patch Tuesday cycle. Patch Exchange now, and test your Windows updates If it weren't for some serious security issues involving on-premises Microsoft Exchange servers, I'd say things look pretty good for this month's batch of patches. Traitov / Getty Images If it weren't for the serious security issues surrounding on-premises Microsoft Exchange servers (CVE-2021-2685, CVE-2021-27065, CVE-2021-26857 and CVE-2021-26858), I would say things look pretty good for this month'...

According to a statement from Google, the company will block third-party Cookies and will replace them with a new technology.

Top 10 Games Running on Javascript and HTML5 Developers have built many popular online games just using Javascript, HTML5, and CSS. Here're is a list of the top 10 games that you should definitely play. by Introduction These days browsers are becoming more powerful. There was a time when Adobe Flash Player was required to play every javascript game. Nowadays, many developers use HTML5 and WebGL to create online casino games. One can play these games on almost every browser without a flash player. Pretty impressive, isn't it? This not only reduces the size of the game but also makes it more a...

Chinese Hackers Using Firefox Extension to Spy On Tibetan Organizations Cybersecurity researchers today unwrapped a new campaign aimed at spying on vulnerable Tibetan communities globally by deploying a malicious Firefox extension on target systems. "Threat actors aligned with the Chinese Communist Party's state interests delivered a customized malicious Mozilla Firefox browser extension that facilitated access and control of users' Gmail accounts," Proofpoint said in an analysis. The Sunnyvale-based enterprise security company pinned the phishing operation on a Chinese advanced persistent th...

The threat actors are “quite clever” in using Google Alerts as an attack vector to prompt users to "update" Adobe Flash Player.