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Apr 15th, 2026Google to Penalize Sites That Trap You With Back Button Tricks – What You Need to Know
After reading an article after clicking on a search result, you use the back button to go back to your search results. But you're stuck rather than returning. A fresh page appears. Then one more. You get further into the website when you click back again. Back button hijacking ...
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Apr 9th, 2026Your Phone Is Sharing Data While You Sleep—Here's How to Stop It
At night, you put your phone down, close your eyes, and pretend it's lying next to you. However, that is untrue. Your smartphone is silently sending small amounts of data to advertisers, app developers, and device manufacturers while you sleep. For your phone to work correctly, some of this ...
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Apr 7th, 2026Firefox Just Got a Built-In VPN: What It Means for Your Privacy
A built-in Virtual Private Network (VPN) service is a major new feature that Mozilla has discreetly included to its Firefox browser. This integration, which is available in Firefox versions 149 and later, is a significant step toward making privacy protection a function that is accessible by default rather than an add-on ...
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Apr 1st, 2026From Blame to Belonging: Why Your Security Culture Isn't Working
Organizations revive their cybersecurity awareness efforts, launch phishing simulations, and encourage staff members to "think before they click" each October. But by the end of the month, data still ends up in the wrong hands, credentials are still stolen, and breaches continue to occur. Effort is not the ...
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Mar 31st, 2026The Myth of the "Safe Mac" Is Dead: Meet Infiniti Stealer
For many years, Mac consumers felt secure in the belief that their devices were just safer than Windows computers. The idea was that hackers didn't care about macOS. That presumption is risky in addition to being out of date. Malwarebytes security researchers have discovered Infiniti Stealer, a novel and ...
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