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No More Snooping! Screencastify Fixed an Issue That Allowed Websites To Spy on Webcams - Vimarsana News

No More Snooping! Screencastify Fixed an Issue That Allowed Websites To Spy on Webcams

A popular Chrome extension for collecting and sharing videos from websites was recently discovered to be vulnerable to a cross-site scripting (XSS) bug. Find out more about what this means.

MUST READ: Checkout the memes on Ashneer Grover as he RESIGNED from the position of Managing Director of Bharat Pe - Vimarsana News

MUST READ: Checkout the memes on Ashneer Grover as he RESIGNED from the position of Managing Director of Bharat Pe

Ashneer Grover and his quotes have been made into memes and are still pretty popular. Now, Ashneer has quit BharatPe and it has sparked a meme fest. Some fans are using his own dialogues. Some even used pictures of Rajinikanth. | Tellychakkar.com

Journalists Who Faced Relentless, Targeted Attacks: 293 Imprisoned in 2021 - Vimarsana News

Journalists Who Faced Relentless, Targeted Attacks: 293 Imprisoned in 2021

This past year, uncertainty blanketed our world. The COVID-19 pandemic, the rapidly advancing climate crisis, the pervasive nature of new technologies, and encroaching authoritarianism have all shown

Rutgers faculty will study how to defend soft targets from attack - Vimarsana News

Rutgers faculty will study how to defend soft targets from attack

Rutgers will join a group of universities to study how best to protect public places such as malls, schools and stadiums from attacks.

Rutgers faculty will study how to defend soft targets from attack - Vimarsana News

Rutgers faculty will study how to defend soft targets from attack

Rutgers will join a group of universities to study how best to protect public places such as malls, schools and stadiums from attacks.