Tag: Browser Security
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Chrome Zero-Day Is Being Exploited: Update to 157.0.8103.50 Now
Google has patched an exploited flaw in Chrome’s XML component. Here’s the build number you need and how to check yours in a minute.
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Chrome 157 Update Is Out With 213 Security Fixes: How to Get It Now
Google pushed Chrome 157 to the stable channel with 213 security fixes, seven of them critical. Here is what changed and how to update.
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ChatGPT Shared Link Flaw Could Hijack Your Session: What OpenAI Fixed
A crafted ChatGPT share link could run code in your logged-in session and read private chats. OpenAI patched it on October 26. Here is what happened.
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Safari MCP Server: How to Let Claude or Codex Drive Safari 27 (and What They Can See)
Safari 27 has a built-in way for AI agents to control your browser. Here are the two settings to flip, the 17 tools it unlocks, and the privacy trade-offs.
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eMudhra Certificate Scare: Weak Keys, Browser Blocks and What to Update
Eight eMudhra intermediate certificates had keys so weak they could be cracked in moments. Here is who blocked them and what to update.
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Edge Seamless Updates Could End Browser Restarts, But Not Yet
Microsoft is prototyping Edge updates that skip the restart. Here’s what works today, what doesn’t, and the setting worth turning on now.