Search Results for: google Blog Post France Fines Google, Facebook €210 Million Over Privacy Violating Tracking Cookies January 31, 2022 The general public and government authorities are becoming increasingly conscientious about protecting data privacy online. In recent years, we’ve seen... Blog Post Cyber Attackers Using Google Chrome to Steal User Data and Credentials November 17, 2021 With Windows’s User Account Control (UAC), malware is exceedingly difficult to spread since UAC runs all apps in the non-administrative... Blog Post The Plight of Fake Android Apps for Crypto Mining Services That Steal Money August 20, 2021 Cryptocurrency enthusiasts are being cautioned worldwide to be wary of Android apps that promise to mine Bitcoins over the cloud.... Blog Post Phishing for Office 365 logins using Google Cloud Services August 5, 2020 Fraudsters are constantly looking for new ways of collecting login details. Malicious individuals have increasingly turned to public cloud services... Blog Post Google Violates Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) April 15, 2020 Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) was promulgated in 1998. This law is not only one of the few federal... Blog Post You Can Hack With Google? February 4, 2020 The tech giant – Google is known to be a powerful search engine to find text, images, videos, books, and... Blog Post Malicious Google Web Extensions Can Access to Your Cryptowallet April 20, 2020 Extensions can be installed to add widgets or other functionality to web browsers; they offer the ability to do everything... Blog Post A Google Chrome Extension Steals Crypto-wallet Keys January 8, 2020 Recently, a code was found injected in a Google Chrome extension named “Shitcoin Wallet” for stealing the passwords and private... Blog Post The “Google Chrome Update” You See Could Be Hackers’ Trick March 28, 2020 A fake Google Chrome Update has been found by researchers from Russia recently. Thousands of victims fall into the trap... Blog Post Google To Protect User Location and Tracking Policies February 26, 2020 Taking into account the recent data breaches and increasing Cyber crimes, Google raises its bar to gain trust of its... Blog Post Google Added Several New Features To Chrome February 4, 2020 Google has brought certain customer-centric features to Chrome considering the recent security breaches, phishing attacks. These features will help the... Blog Post Google hides “www” and “https://” from Chrome February 1, 2020 Google has decided to hide the “www” trivial subdomain, “http” and “https://” in the address bar when visiting a website.... Blog Post Google releases OpenSource Tool – PathAuditor to detect Insecure Path Access Patterns! January 27, 2020 The Tech-giant has successfully launched an open-source PathAuditor tool for developers that will guide them in detecting files, accesses, and... Blog Post How expired web domains help criminal hackers unlock enterprise defenses January 19, 2022 Managing a company’s security can feel like trying to keep an old, leaky boat afloat. As soon as you find... Blog Post Anonymous In a Hacking Rampage Against Russia March 2, 2022 Less than a week after announcing a cyber offensive against Russia, Anonymous has attacked over 300 Russian targets. So far, the targets...
Blog Post France Fines Google, Facebook €210 Million Over Privacy Violating Tracking Cookies January 31, 2022 The general public and government authorities are becoming increasingly conscientious about protecting data privacy online. In recent years, we’ve seen...
Blog Post Cyber Attackers Using Google Chrome to Steal User Data and Credentials November 17, 2021 With Windows’s User Account Control (UAC), malware is exceedingly difficult to spread since UAC runs all apps in the non-administrative...
Blog Post The Plight of Fake Android Apps for Crypto Mining Services That Steal Money August 20, 2021 Cryptocurrency enthusiasts are being cautioned worldwide to be wary of Android apps that promise to mine Bitcoins over the cloud....
Blog Post Phishing for Office 365 logins using Google Cloud Services August 5, 2020 Fraudsters are constantly looking for new ways of collecting login details. Malicious individuals have increasingly turned to public cloud services...
Blog Post Google Violates Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) April 15, 2020 Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) was promulgated in 1998. This law is not only one of the few federal...
Blog Post You Can Hack With Google? February 4, 2020 The tech giant – Google is known to be a powerful search engine to find text, images, videos, books, and...
Blog Post Malicious Google Web Extensions Can Access to Your Cryptowallet April 20, 2020 Extensions can be installed to add widgets or other functionality to web browsers; they offer the ability to do everything...
Blog Post A Google Chrome Extension Steals Crypto-wallet Keys January 8, 2020 Recently, a code was found injected in a Google Chrome extension named “Shitcoin Wallet” for stealing the passwords and private...
Blog Post The “Google Chrome Update” You See Could Be Hackers’ Trick March 28, 2020 A fake Google Chrome Update has been found by researchers from Russia recently. Thousands of victims fall into the trap...
Blog Post Google To Protect User Location and Tracking Policies February 26, 2020 Taking into account the recent data breaches and increasing Cyber crimes, Google raises its bar to gain trust of its...
Blog Post Google Added Several New Features To Chrome February 4, 2020 Google has brought certain customer-centric features to Chrome considering the recent security breaches, phishing attacks. These features will help the...
Blog Post Google hides “www” and “https://” from Chrome February 1, 2020 Google has decided to hide the “www” trivial subdomain, “http” and “https://” in the address bar when visiting a website....
Blog Post Google releases OpenSource Tool – PathAuditor to detect Insecure Path Access Patterns! January 27, 2020 The Tech-giant has successfully launched an open-source PathAuditor tool for developers that will guide them in detecting files, accesses, and...
Blog Post How expired web domains help criminal hackers unlock enterprise defenses January 19, 2022 Managing a company’s security can feel like trying to keep an old, leaky boat afloat. As soon as you find...
Blog Post Anonymous In a Hacking Rampage Against Russia March 2, 2022 Less than a week after announcing a cyber offensive against Russia, Anonymous has attacked over 300 Russian targets. So far, the targets...
