Long the bane of the security industry, browser exploits just keep getting more dangerous as techniques grow more refined to get the most leverage from browser and browser extension flaws. According ...

Browser exploits continue to haunt enterprise security. In May, Microsoft patched a browser vulnerability that could allow attackers to force Edge users into Internet Explorer compatibility mode, ...

A new browser-based phishing technique has made it harder for users to spot malicious websites, according to recent cybersecurity research. The method, known as a Fullscreen Browser-in-the-Middle ...

As reported by the security blog Sophos Security, Google's Threat Research Group has found an active zero-day exploit that could let hackers into your computer through your Chrome or Edge browser.

Update Chromium-based browsers to the patched Chrome/Edge/Opera builds and relaunch them. A non-updated browser stays vulnerable. The fastest path to a “drain” is you signing bad approvals. Treat ...

Researchers at the University of Wisconsin-Madison have identified a potential security vulnerability in widely used websites, as reported in TechXplore. They found that certain browser extensions ...

Lazarus Group is by no means a new kid on the cyber-criminal block. Active since roughly 2009, the North Korean state-sponsored cyber threat group is a highly financially-motivated organization behind ...

Researchers have devised a new attack that can bypass one of the main exploit mitigations in browsers: Address space layout randomization (ASLR). The attack takes advantage of how modern processors ...

A new exploit threat lets hackers access your Google account using expired cookies that contain your login information. The exploits, which were discovered late last year, target session cookies, ...

Chrome typically downloads updates automatically, but they won't get installed until you close and reopen your browser. This can be a problem for anyone who tends to just leave their browser open, ...