An 'automated attacker' mimics the actions of human hackers to test the browser's defenses against prompt injection attacks. But there's a catch.

Firefox is adding AI across the browser, though Mozilla says privacy‑focused users can still opt out entirely.

India's CERT-In has identified a serious security vulnerability in WhatsApp that could allow hackers to fully control user accounts without needing passwords or SIM swaps. , India News, Times Now ...

For nearly two decades, the browser market appeared settled. Google Chrome has become the dominant gateway to the internet, ...

The 'GhostPairing' vulnerability in WhatsApp enables attackers to seize full control of an account, providing them with ...

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The scam usually starts with a short, casual message that appears to come from someone the victim already knows and trusts.

Google is discontinuing its Dark Web Report feature, a security tool that alerted users when their personal information ...

Mozilla is racing to contain a revolt inside one of tech’s most stubbornly independent communities, promising Firefox users a way to shut off every AI experiment in the browser after a wave of anger ...

Global digital asset trading platform KAI Exchange has officially unveiled its brand positioning and core technical architecture. The platform also announ ...

The Cellik Android RAT includes advanced spyware capabilities, offers remote device access, and can wrap its payload inside ...

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