Mid-month, Google augmented its Android Vulnerability Rewards Program and has now declared the initiation of a novel reward scheme for the discovery of vulnerabilities within a selection of its own Android applications, thereby fostering...
The Daily Mail reports that Google tracks user browsing behavior on devices by offering specific free fonts for download and installation. These complimentary typefaces, named Roboto, Open Sans, Lato, Montserrat, and Merriweather, can be...
Google’s Threat Analysis Group (TAG) has been actively disrupting cyber campaigns orchestrated by multiple Russian government-backed groups targeting the war in Ukraine. The first quarter of 2023 saw these phishing campaigns primarily target Ukrainian...
Google’s Android operating team has released a new version of the policy to developers in the past, and the new policy completely prohibits mining applications from being posted to the app store. Mining operations...
Google recently shared a blog claiming that thanks to hardware-based security keys, Google’s tens of thousands of employees have never been successful in phishing since using security keys. At present, most necessary security certifications...
After the European Union issued a €4.3 billion fine for Google, the anonymous search engine DuckDuckGo welcomed the EU decision, saying it had a first-hand experience of Google’s abuse of monopoly, and its market...
Facebook appointed Shahriar Rabii, former head of Google’s chip business, as its vice president and head of the chip division. Like Apple, Google, and Amazon, the technology company also hopes to get rid of its...
Google next week will face a record EU fine, which is due to Google’s Android smartphone system to protect its search engine monopoly behavior. The fine is likely to be announced next Tuesday or...
Google also announced today that it is a Platinum member of the Foundation. According to the Linux Foundation’s charter, Platinum Members have the right to participate in and support the production, manufacture, use, sale, and...
Senior members of US Senate’s intelligence committee hope that CEOs of Facebook, Google and Twitter can attend public hearings to answer questions about platform security, including the relationship between these companies and Chinese mobile...
