April 2021 – Page 8

Amex cards removed from Google Pay due to expired certificate

An expired certificate has led to the repeated removal of linked American Express credit cards from user’s Google Pay accounts. […]

15 Apr

Windows Terminal released with new settings UI and more

Microsoft has released Windows Terminal 1.7 and Windows Terminal Preview 1.8 with some long-awaited features and improvements. […]

15 Apr

Celsius email system breach leads to phishing attack on customers

Cryptocurrency rewards platform Celsius Network has disclosed a security breach exposing customer information that led to a phishing attack. […]

15 Apr

Mozilla drops Firefox support on Amazon Fire TV

This month, Amazon has announced plans to phase out support for the Mozilla Firefox web browser app on its Fire TV product line. The company has decided to no longer support the Mozilla Firefox browser in a bid to promote its Amazon Silk web browser app to customers, effective at the end of this month. […]

15 Apr

Popular NFT marketplace Rarible targeted by scammers and malware

Nothing attracts a scammer more than money, and with the NFT craze generating a ton of sales, threat actors are trying to capitalize on it. […]

15 Apr

Microsoft Edge’s new Kids Mode is now rolling out to everyone

Microsoft Edge’s new child-friendly ‘Kids Mode’ is now generally available and has begun rolling out to users in the USA. […]

14 Apr

Microsoft moves Windows 10 21H1 to the Release preview channel

Microsoft is now installing the Windows 10 21H1 build in the Release preview channel, indicating that it will likely be released later this month or in May. […]

14 Apr

SAP fixes critical bugs in Business Client, Commerce, and NetWeaver

SAP’s security updates for this month address multiple critical vulnerabilities. The most serious of them, rated with the highest severity score, affects the company’s Business Client product. […]

14 Apr

Second Google Chrome zero-day exploit dropped on twitter this week

A second Chromium zero-day remote code execution exploit has been released on Twitter this week that affects current versions of Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, and likely other Chromium-based browsers. […]

14 Apr

Vivaldi, Brave, DuckDuckGo reject Google’s FLoC ad tracking tech

Makers of Vivaldi and Brave web browsers have rejected Google’s new privacy-preserving proposal called FLoC, which is meant to replace third-party tracking cookies across websites on browsers, including Chrome. […]

Month: April 2021

Amex cards removed from Google Pay due to expired certificate

Windows Terminal released with new settings UI and more

Celsius email system breach leads to phishing attack on customers

Mozilla drops Firefox support on Amazon Fire TV

Popular NFT marketplace Rarible targeted by scammers and malware

Microsoft Edge’s new Kids Mode is now rolling out to everyone

Microsoft moves Windows 10 21H1 to the Release preview channel

SAP fixes critical bugs in Business Client, Commerce, and NetWeaver

Second Google Chrome zero-day exploit dropped on twitter this week

Vivaldi, Brave, DuckDuckGo reject Google’s FLoC ad tracking tech