AI-powered web browsers are a relatively new addition to the internet, so we tested them to see just what they could ...

Cato Networks says it has discovered a new attack, dubbed "HashJack," that hides malicious prompts after the "#" in ...

Researchers discovered that adding instructions for AI-powered browser assistants after the hash (#) symbol inside URLs can ...

The Verge tested several AI browsers, finding them to be slow and janky. And we haven't even gotten into their major security ...

Researchers are warning AI browser users about a new exploit called HashJack that can infect devices and steal data.

A zero-click browser attack uses polite email instructions to trigger agents that delete real files from Google Drive.

ShadyPanda abused browser extensions for seven years, turning 4.3M installs into a multi-phase surveillance and hijacking ...

The China-based cyber-threat group has been using malicious extensions on the Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge marketplaces ...

ZDNET key takeaways If you use multiple search engines, pay attention.Firefox's new feature that makes it easy to switch up ...

A new Google Home trick shared on Reddit enables Gemini voices. The process requires entering a URL into a browser on Android ...

A seven-year malicious browser extension campaign infected 4.3 million Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge users with malware, including backdoors and spyware sending people's data to servers in China.

A new wave of AI for URLs technology is transforming that moment after the click. By analyzing context, device, app ownership, browser, location, and language, in milliseconds, brands can ...