Topic: malware
Malware poses a significant threat to online privacy and security, often exploited by governments and corporations to surveil and control users. As malicious software becomes more sophisticated, it raises concerns about the integrity of digital sectors and the protection of individual liberties. Addressing malware is essential for safeguarding free expression and ensuring that users can manage the internet without fear of intrusion or manipulation.
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Google Dismisses Privacy Fears Over App ID Policy
Google shrugs off anonymity concerns with a smirk and a shrug, offering little more than vague reassurances.
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The Rise of the Disposable Browser
This Post is for Paid Supporters Reclaim your digital freedom. Get the latest on censorship and surveillance, and learn how…
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China has developed advanced surveillance tools to track Uighurs
Censorship and repression by China continue to be a very important issue that isn’t going away anytime soon. In this…
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US government websites are redirecting to hardcore porn, and they’ve been doing it for years
Like most problems related to governments, they never get fixed.
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The Pirate Bay has closed user registrations while it deals with spam attacks
Everything had been going well for TPB until this latest issue.
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Fake extensions that inject malware are a major problem on the Firefox extensions gallery, report shows
Firefox approves extensions without screening for malware.







