Millions of users have been affected by a spyware campaign that has hijacked popular browser extensions. Here’s how it works and how to stay safe.

Google has released its latest browser version later than expected. It comes with security fixes and some new features.

A massive “sleeper” malware campaign has infected over 4.3 million users through seemingly legitimate browser extensions.

A long running malware operation that has evolved over several years has been turning browser extensions in Chrome and Edge ...

OpenAI CEO has recently declared a “code red” after losing the lead in the LLM race. His resulting frantic engineers might be ...

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Firewalls scan data sent to your computer for malware and attempt to block files or other data they deem suspicious. Like ...

The list is heavy on extensions that use AI like Monica and Sider that can summarize web pages and videos, Quillbot for ...

The rate on a 30-year fixed refinance declined to 6.3% today, according to the Mortgage Research Center. The 15-year, ...

Champlin resident, Atanas Hristev, 44, has been charged in Hennepin County court with assault and burglary following an ...