Google on Wednesday published exploit code for an unfixed vulnerability in its Chromium browser codebase that threatens ...

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Mozilla has formally confirmed the upcoming 2026 “Nova” redesign for Firefox, revealing details on its refreshed interface, ...

Still using Chrome, Edge, or Safari? Firefox is alive and well - and offering a fast, customizable, bloat-free, private, secure browsing experience from developers who actually listen to their users.

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Anthropic's buzzy announcement about using AI to improve cybersecurity earlier this month was met with plenty of skepticism. However, Mozilla shared some details that support use of the company's ...

What just happened? Mozilla's latest browser release doubles as a live-fire test of how far AI-assisted security has come, and how quickly it's reshaping software development. With Firefox 150, ...

Mozilla says Firefox 150 patches 271 vulnerabilities found with Anthropic’s restricted Mythos AI, highlighting how quickly AI-driven bug hunting is accelerating. Mozilla announced Tuesday that this ...

The AI exposed hundreds of bugs in Mozilla’s web browser, raising hopes around defensive advantage, alongside fears of dual-use risk. The Claude Mythos Preview appears to be living up to the hype, at ...

I interviewed Ajit Varma, the head of Firefox, and he made a clear case for why you should use Firefox: "Build better features, build a better browser, and then people will use it." I've been writing ...

For years, getting any kind of meaningful VPN protection meant signing up for a paid service or fumbling with sketchy free apps that often did more harm than good. Mozilla just removed that dilemma ...