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139 Apple Safari articles

Jul06

by John E Dunn

Chrome and Firefox pull history-stealing browser extension

An extension used by about two million people has been pulled by Chrome and Firefox after it was found exfiltrating browsing data.

Apr19

by Lisa Vaas

Silence! Chrome hushes noisy autoplaying videos

Mar20

by Mark Stockley

Apple burns the HSTS super cookie

Jan25

by John E Dunn

Apple offers another Meltdown fix for Mac users…

Jan03

by Taylor Armerding

Sensor data can be used to guess your PIN, unlock your phone

Nov30

by John E Dunn

Google sued over iPhone ‘Safari Workaround’ data snooping

Nov03

by Maria Varmazis

Smart Lock and iCloud Keychain – password managers for the rest of us

Sep19

by Lisa Vaas

Apple’s new tracking protection is “sabotage”, claims ad industry

Sep11

by Taylor Armerding

When is a bug not a bug? When Microsoft says ‘it’s a feature’

Jun13

by Naked Security writer

News in brief: Update Flash now; Heartbleed fine; the $1.9m email

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Update Flash (and Adobe Acrobat) now!

Jun07

by Mark Stockley

Flash zero-day exploit. Act now!

Apr12

by John E Dunn

Update now! Microsoft’s April 2018 Patch Tuesday – 65 vulns, 24 critical

Apr29

by Paul Ducklin

Not to be outdone by Microsoft, Adobe announces zero-day exploit patch for Flash

Feb27

by Graham Cluley

Adobe tells users to update Flash Player for the third time this month

Mar29

by Chester Wisniewski

Adobe Flash enables auto-updating while patching two critical flaws

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139 Apple Safari articles

Chrome and Firefox pull history-stealing browser extension

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Silence! Chrome hushes noisy autoplaying videos

Apple burns the HSTS super cookie

Apple offers another Meltdown fix for Mac users…

Sensor data can be used to guess your PIN, unlock your phone

Google sued over iPhone ‘Safari Workaround’ data snooping

Smart Lock and iCloud Keychain – password managers for the rest of us

Apple’s new tracking protection is “sabotage”, claims ad industry

When is a bug not a bug? When Microsoft says ‘it’s a feature’

News in brief: Update Flash now; Heartbleed fine; the $1.9m email

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Update Flash (and Adobe Acrobat) now!

Flash zero-day exploit. Act now!

Update now! Microsoft’s April 2018 Patch Tuesday – 65 vulns, 24 critical

Not to be outdone by Microsoft, Adobe announces zero-day exploit patch for Flash

Adobe tells users to update Flash Player for the third time this month

Adobe Flash enables auto-updating while patching two critical flaws