Opera GX patched a flaw that let malicious sites silently install GX Mods and leak a signed-in user’s Gmail address with CSS.

Customizing your browser to hide often makes it easier to recognize.

Efforts by multiple law enforcement agencies, led by the Lyndonville Police Department, to bust drug dealing locations in the ...

As Gen Z becomes a larger share of the workforce, employers are rethinking what attracts these candidates and how benefits ...

The Yes SF headquarters has become a physical hub for convening, coworking, programming, and community engagement in downtown ...

A China-linked threat cluster has been exploiting vulnerable Roundcube servers at U.S. and Canadian universities to steal ...

Dubuque County is in a strong position to regulate data centers as elected leaders see fit — and banning the facilities isn’t ...

We changed the address of the Stockhouse website from www.stockhouse.com to stockhouse.com. When this page refreshes you will be logged in with the new address ...

UNCF is proud to announce the return of UNITE 2026, the nation's most influential annual gathering of HBCU leaders, advocates, funders and ...

Jamf Threat Labs has issued a report on new malware that users of the third-party clipboard manager Maccy need to be aware of ...

As stated in the excellent article in the June 21 Telegraph Herald, people living near data centers and experiencing unpleasant sounds or vibration — “NOISE” — are not happy. I wouldn’t be either. × ...

A critical flaw discovered in the Opera GX browser could enable malicious websites to automatically install a customization ...