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Chrome's Next Privacy Upgrade Might Break Some Websites - Vimarsana News

Chrome's Next Privacy Upgrade Might Break Some Websites

Most web browsers have been slowly phasing out User Agents, which send details about your computer and browser to sites. Starting in October 2022, the Chrome web browser will take another step towards ditching User Agent strings entirely.

GL Enhances Session Initiation Protocol Emulator - Vimarsana News

GL Enhances Session Initiation Protocol Emulator

GAITHERSBURG, Md., April 14, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- GL Communications Inc., a global leader in telecom test and measurement solutions, addressed the...

Otter Browser - Vimarsana News

Otter Browser

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Ursnif Trojan has targeted over 100 Italian banks - Vimarsana News

Ursnif Trojan has targeted over 100 Italian banks

According to Avast, the malware's operators have a keen interest in Italian targets and attacks against these banking institutions have led to the loss of credentials and financial data. The cybersecurity firm said on Tuesday that at least 100 banks have been targeted, based on information gathered by the researchers.  In one case alone, an unnamed payment processor had over 1,700 sets of credentials stolen.  Avast found usernames, passwords, credit card, banking, and payment information that appears to have been harvested by the malware.  First discovered in 2007, Ursnif began its journ...

Source: zdnet.com