Web browsers and vulnerabilities

Patches for vulnerabilities in IOS XE networking equipment got released to avoid major attacks. More

Two major zero-day vulnerabilities were patched to avoid attacks. More

The ChaosDB flaw may have existed since 2019 and affected the entire database. More

The zero-day flaw allows users to gain admins privileges via the installer: a threat for 100 million users. More

Attackers can exploit flaws to restart vulnerable devices and execute code. More

Security flaws possibly allow root access on vulnerable Wifi-enabled devices. More

Microsoft discloses new flaw: admins advised to disable Print Spooler service. More

Zero-day vulnerability in active use: SolarWinds issues a fix after Microsoft warning. More

Microsoft releases a patch, but game-over code execution attacks are still possible. More

The flaw can leave users vulnerable to tracking and baffles common privacy protections like an incognito mode and the use of a VPN. More

Choose the right web browser to protect your privacy. Staying anonymous online is not only a trend. More

Most secure browser has never been as important as it is in 2021. More

Major security flaw can lead to attacks on web hosting companies: more than 70 million sites managed via cPanel software. More

Google released a new Chrome update for Mac, Windows, and Linux users in order to eliminate vulnerabilities including a new zero-day. More

Flaw residing in the SSDP engine lets hackers exploit browsers on Android phones connected to the same Wi-Fi network. More