Google Adds Gmail’s E2EE To Mobile Devices
Google has expanded Gmail’s end-to-end encryption from Desktop to Android and iOS.
Read MoreGoogle has expanded Gmail’s end-to-end encryption from Desktop to Android and iOS.
Read MoreResearchers disclosed a high-severity Chrome vulnerability, CVE-2026-0628, that allowed malicious browser extensions to inject code into Chrome’s Gemini Live browser panel and gain access to its privileges.
Read MoreMeta is expanding its AI infrastructure through separate multiyear, multibillion dollar agreements with both Google and AMD.
Read MoreWhisperPair vulnerabilities in Google’s Fast Pair protocol let attackers silently hijack some Bluetooth audio devices – listening through microphones, controling audio, and in certain cases tracking a user’s location via Find Hub. Fixes are dependent on vendor firmware updates.
Read MoreA recent email-account hijack and a fake Wyoming Secretary of State filing notice show how convincing modern scams can be.
Read MoreInvisible HTML and CSS could be used to trick Google Gemini email summaries into displaying fake “security alerts”. No in-the-wild abuse has been seen.
Read MoreA 16 billion-record credential dump is making headlines. Analysts say it’s a repackaged cache of older infostealer logs, not a fresh data breach.
Read MoreChrome 137 will implement and use Gemini Nano to spot tech-support scam sites in real time for users who enable Enhanced Protection.
Read MoreMozilla has patched a critical Firefox flaw resembling a recent Chrome zero-day. Users are urged to update as soon as possible.
Read MoreA new phishing campaign is targeting Gmail users. Experts advise enhanced security measures and caution when handling emails to avoid falling victim.
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