Norwegian vendor Opera has presented
version 10.54 of its browser to close four security holes, one of which
the company rates as extremely severe and as another highly severe. Read the full article. [The H Security]
Norwegian vendor Opera has presented
version 10.54 of its browser to close four security holes, one of which
the company rates as extremely severe and as another highly severe. Read the full article. [The H Security]
A future premium Firefox browser could come with security features like VPN and secure cloud solutions.
Makers of Copyfish OCR software get taken on wild ride after code for its Chrome extension is stolen.
Google has put websites signed with WoSign/StartCom SSL certificates on notice that it will no longer trust certs from the Chinese CA starting in Chrome 61.
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