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Highlights The last version which is older than 88.0.4324.146 for Mac, Linux and Windows systems has come up with a lot of challenges and issues. This could have a drastic effect on the user as it could help an attacker to execute arbitrary code, could view, change or delete data in the targeted system. Google has already rolled out the beat version of Chrome 89. After discovering vulnerabilities, the Indian Computer Emergency Response Team(CERT-In) has now issued an advisory to update the Google Chrome browser to the latest version. The last version which is older than 88.0.4324.146 for Mac,...

You know how sometimes you used a Mac and all your passwords were stored there, but for some reasons you had to switch to a Windows PC and it annoyed you that you have to log in to all your accounts again, and considering how short our memory span is related to remembering passwords there is a high possibility you do not remember any. Well, there is some good news for you. A news came through this past week that Apple has released a Chrome Extension for Windows which will allow you to use iCloud Key Chain Passwords to be used on PCs. That means if you use Google as an Apple Browser and an iCl...

When you enable Chrome flags, you get access to hidden Chrome features like Reader Mode, Force Dark Mode, and plenty more besides. And best of all, it’s super simple to do! New versions of Google’s Chrome browser drop pretty regularly but before they become official they have to go through A LOT of testing. This is done with beta builds. But how do normal people – like you and me – get early access to beta build of Chrome? Simple: you have to enable Chrome Flags – and doing this is actually really easy, as you’ll see below. What are Chrome Flags? When new features are added to

Beware! Malware hidden in Chrome, Edge extensions hits 30 lakh people IANS New Delhi: Threat Intelligence researchers from cybersecurity firm Avast have identified malware hidden in at least 28 third-party Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge extensions that may have affected 30 lakh users worldwide. The Chrome and Edge extensions are associated with some of the world’s most popular platforms like Instagram, Facebook and Google Chrome. The malware has the functionality to redirect user’s traffic to ads or phishing sites and to steal people’s personal data, such as birth dates...

Malware redirects user's traffic to ads or phishing sites. It steal people's personal data. New Delhi: Threat Intelligence researchers from cybersecurity firm Avast have identified malware hidden in at least 28 third-party Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge extensions that may have affected 30 lakh users worldwide. The Chrome and Edge extensions are associated with some of the world's most popular platforms like Instagram, Facebook and Google Chrome. The malware has the functionality to redirect user's traffic to ads or phishing sites and to steal people's personal data, such as birth dates, em...