Google and Mozilla have released patches for multiple high-severity vulnerabilities affecting Chrome and Firefox.

Video Encoding Library Leaves Chrome, Firefox and More Open to Zero-Day Attack Your email has been sent Google and Mozilla have patched a zero-day exploit in Chrome and Firefox, respectively. The ...

The zero-day is patched in Chrome 117.0.5938.132, Firefox 118.0.1, Firefox ESR 115.3.1, Firefox Focus for Android 118.1, and Firefox for Android 118.1. There are other similarities between the two ...

Firefox ESR 128.3.0 fixes at least 11 security vulnerabilities and includes a few quality-of-life improvements. (The security fixes are largely a subset of what was fixed for Firefox 131.) ...

For Tor Browser 12.5.6, the developers backported the corresponding security patch from Firefox ESR 115.3.1 to the old browser base, because Tor Browser 12.5.x is still based on Firefox ESR 102.15.

Firefox, on the other hand, is the OG secure browser, challenging Chrome’s dominance for as long as we can remember. Both Firefox and Brave offer strong security, but if you’re looking for the ...

Mozilla released emergency security updates today to fix a critical zero-day vulnerability exploited in the wild, impacting its Firefox web browser and Thunderbird email client. Tracked as CVE ...

Give Firefox Focus ten minutes, and I'm confident you'll find yourself setting it as your default.

A critical 0-day exploit triggers emergency security updates for 1Password, Signal, Chrome, Firefox and more—just days after the emergency iOS 16.6.1 security update.