WASHINGTON DC - You open your browser to look at the web. Do you know who is looking back at you? Over a recent week of web surfing, I peered under the hood of Google Chrome and found it brought along a few thousand friends. Shopping, news and even government sites quietly tagged my browser to let
SAN FRANCISCO - By adding new compartmentalization technology, Google's Chromebrowser has taken a step to keep websites from stealing sensitive data. Since Google first released it publicly in 2008, Chrome has divided work among multiple computing processes. That approach helps keep one tab's work from interfering with what's happening in another. Google has been testing a stricter
ANN ARBOR - A new report from Duo Security set to be released May 10 will show that 25 percent of all Windows devices are running outdated versions of Internet Explorer, open to 700 known vulnerabilities for hackers. What’s more, the report shows 60 percent of Flash users are running out-of-date versions, while 72 percent have
