browser security

A critical security flaw tracked as CVE-2025-5068 has recently garnered significant attention among cybersecurity professionals, browser developers, and enterprise IT administrators alike. Identified within the Chromium project, this vulnerability relates to a "use after free" issue in Blink...

Few tech trends have so thoroughly rewritten the landscape as the rise of web browsers anchored in Google Chrome’s Chromium codebase. Chrome now commands a market share that dwarfs its rivals, with StatCounter reporting global usage holding at over 65%, and Chromium-based browsers like Microsoft...

In the rapidly shifting landscape of Windows security, the spotlight once again falls on Microsoft’s legacy components—this time, the Microsoft Scripting Engine. As of the May 2025 Patch Tuesday release, Microsoft confirmed that CVE-2025-30397, a major zero-day vulnerability in its Scripting...

The latest update in Microsoft’s relentless push to define the browser market, Edge 137, marks a significant and, to some, controversial milestone. Announced for general availability in the Stable Channel, Edge 137 doesn’t just bring incremental polish—it fundamentally reshapes the user...

Microsoft Edge, the browser that once aimed to set itself apart from the pack through a rich tapestry of features, has just undergone a transformation that is making waves in the Windows community. The recent arrival of Edge version 137.0.3296.52 in the Stable channel has sparked extensive...

The Background Fetch API in Chromium-based browsers has been a focal point for security vulnerabilities, with multiple instances of inappropriate implementations leading to cross-origin data leaks. The most recent of these is identified as CVE-2025-5064, which underscores the ongoing challenges...

In recent advisories, a critical vulnerability has come to light affecting the Chromium browser engine: CVE-2025-5063, classified as a use-after-free issue in the compositing component. This vulnerability has direct implications for both Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge (the latter being based...

Security vulnerabilities in web browsers are nothing new, but the threats posed by flaws in Chromium’s V8 JavaScript engine tend to capture particular attention in the security community. The recently disclosed CVE-2025-5280, described as an “out of bounds write” vulnerability in V8, has...

In the ever-evolving landscape of cybersecurity, staying informed about vulnerabilities is paramount for both individual users and organizations. One such recent concern is the security flaw identified as CVE-2025-5067, which pertains to an inappropriate implementation within the Tab Strip...

In May 2025, a significant security vulnerability, identified as CVE-2025-5065, was discovered in the Chromium project's FileSystemAccess API. This flaw, categorized as an "inappropriate implementation," posed potential risks to users of Chromium-based browsers, including Google Chrome and...

In May 2025, a critical security vulnerability identified as CVE-2025-5283 was discovered in the libvpx library, a widely used open-source video codec developed by Google and the Alliance for Open Media. This vulnerability, classified as a "use after free" flaw, poses significant risks to users...

In the ever-evolving landscape of cybersecurity, vulnerabilities within widely used software platforms can have far-reaching implications. One such recent discovery is CVE-2025-5066, an "Inappropriate Implementation in Messages" identified within the Chromium project. This vulnerability not only...

When news breaks regarding a security vulnerability in one of the world’s most widely used browsers, both end users and enterprise administrators pay close attention. Such is the case with CVE-2025-5281, a flaw in Chromium’s Back-Forward Cache (BFCache) mechanism, recently highlighted by Google...

Few actions in tech are as deceptively simple, yet as consequential, as keeping one’s browser updated. This week, Google sounded an unmistakable alarm: update Chrome immediately, or risk exposure to a slate of newly discovered vulnerabilities with the potential for far-reaching consequences...

The return of Opera’s Neon browser marks one of the most intriguing inflection points in the evolution of web browsing, promising not just incremental improvements but a radical shift to what Opera dubs the “agentic web.” In a digital landscape already simmering with AI integrations—Microsoft...

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing the way we interact with web browsers on Windows platforms. This transformation is not just about enhancing search capabilities but also about integrating AI deeply into the browsing experience, making it more intuitive, efficient, and...

For millions of users and organizations across the globe, Bitwarden has become synonymous with secure password management. Its open-source credentials, robust encryption practices, and user-centric design make it one of the premier choices for safeguarding digital identities against an...

For years, customization has been a hallmark feature that has endeared Mozilla Firefox to its dedicated base of users. Where browsers like Chrome have championed a minimalist aesthetic at the risk of limiting user choice, Firefox has reliably furnished a sandbox for tweaking, optimizing, and...

Microsoft Edge’s latest stable channel update, version 136.0.3240.92, marks a significant step forward for Microsoft’s rapidly evolving browser. As Edge redefines itself in the competitive landscape of 2025, this update shines a spotlight on the company’s relentless push toward AI integration...

Mozilla Firefox, a browser long celebrated for its strong privacy stance and user-first ethos, is embracing a new era in its AI integration strategy—while doubling down on transparency and user choice. As artificial intelligence becomes increasingly enmeshed within modern browsers, Microsoft...