Chrome and Edge are out ...

The cause of the swap isn’t clear, but it could be a combination of poor UI design and a buggy data import option. Share on Facebook (opens in a new window) Share on X (opens in a new window) Share on ...

After five years, browser extensions turned malicious, putting countless people at risk.

Despite its popularity, Microsoft has decided to kill off its 365 browser extension for Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge. It's currently unclear what the company will be replacing the extension with ...

In context: Microsoft Edge is accused of stealing data from rival browser Chrome without users' consent. This raises privacy and security concerns, as well as some questions about Microsoft's tactics ...

Microsoft has unexpectedly announced it will soon end support for the Microsoft 365 extension for its own Edge browser as well as Google's Chrome browsers. A newly revealed Microsoft support page (via ...

A threat actor has published over a hundred malicious extensions that can track and profile Chrome and Microsoft Edge users ...

And some are still active in the Microsoft Edge store A seven-year malicious browser extension campaign infected 4.3 million Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge users with malware, including backdoors ...

Once-trusted Chrome and Edge add-ons have quietly turned into tools for data harvesting, search manipulation, and a ...

According to researchers at cybersecurity firm Koi, a China-based hacking syndicate known as ShadyPanda is actively ...

You can easily stop Microsoft Edge from importing Chrome browser data on each Edge launch via Edge Settings. The following steps will guide you on this: Microsoft ...

Typosquatting is a phishing attack that hackers use to steal the user’s information once he lands on a phishing page (a page that mimics the original website). Microsoft Edge and Google Chrome have a ...