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Firefox Takes Aim at Hidden Online Fingerprinting
Mozilla’s latest Firefox update fights back against invisible web tracking, cutting the number of users fingerprinted across sites by half through upgraded privacy defences.
Source: Mozilla
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Chrome 148 Patch Sweeps 151 Vulnerabilities Including Critical GPU and V8 Flaws
Google’s Chrome 148 update fixes 151 security vulnerabilities, including multiple critical memory corruption bugs across GPU, WebGL, V8, and other core browser components.
Source: SecurityWeek | Google Chrome Releases
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Phishing Campaign Hijacks Cameras and Mics to Steal Personal Data
A sophisticated phishing wave tricks users into granting browser access, harvesting video, audio, and contacts directly to attacker-controlled Telegram bots.
Source: Cyble
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108 Chrome Extensions Turn Browsers into Data Theft Machines
A coordinated campaign of 108 Chrome extensions silently siphoned logins, Telegram sessions, and browsing data from thousands of users using shared command infrastructure.
Source: Socket Threat Research Team
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Your Chrome Browser Was Being Hacked — Update It Right Now
Google has patched two zero-day flaws in Chrome that attackers were already exploiting in the wild, targeting the V8 JavaScript engine and Skia graphics library before fixes were available.
Source: Google Chrome Releases
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Chrome Goes Quantum-Safe with Merkle Tree HTTPS
Google is piloting quantum-resistant HTTPS using Merkle Tree Certificates, aiming to secure web traffic against future quantum attacks while keeping performance efficient.
Source: Google Security Blog
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ClickFix ‘CrashFix’ Variant Uses Browser Extensions for RAT Delivery
The new ClickFix CrashFix campaign abuses Chrome extensions and native Windows utilities to deploy Python RATs, delaying execution to evade detection on high-value targets.
Source: Microsoft
Read more: CyberSecBrief
