I analyzed Stack Overflow for secrets(matan-h.com)
191 points by matan-h | 68 comments
First screen, captured .
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Google has a secret browser hidden inside the settings(matan-h.com)
874 points by matan-h | 295 comments
Blog post describing a hidden web browser reachable through Android's Google "Manage my account" popup that can bypass parental controls.
A phishing attack involving g.co, Google's URL shortener(gist.github.com)
345 points by zachlatta | 147 comments
A GitHub Gist by Zach Latta describing a sophisticated phone-based phishing attempt impersonating Google that abused the g.co domain to steal Google accounts.
Python’s Preprocessor(pydong.org)
375 points by rbanffy | 81 comments
Blog post explaining how Python source code encoding declarations (PEP 263) can be abused to implement a preprocessor that transforms code before execution.
Google Authenticator cloud sync: Google can see the secrets, even while stored(defcon.social)
334 points by Signez | 112 comments
A Mastodon post by Mysk reporting that Google Authenticator's new cloud sync of 2FA secrets is not end-to-end encrypted, so Google can see the secrets.
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Choose the browser that best suits your privacy needs(tuta.com)
895 points by grammers | 576 comments
A Tuta blog post comparing web browsers by their privacy features to help readers choose a private browser.
Google Chrome just rolled out a new way to track you and serve ads(theconversation.com)
454 points by ed_westin | 323 comments
The Conversation article explaining Google Chrome's new ad-targeting and tracking system (Privacy Sandbox) and what users need to know about it.
A web page that shows you everything the browser told it without asking(sinceyouarrived.world)
495 points by mwheelz | 243 comments
An interactive web page that displays the information a browser reveals to websites automatically, such as device and environment details, without asking permission.
Everyone knows all the apps on your phone(peabee.substack.com)
1035 points by gniting | 415 comments
Substack post explaining how Android apps can still see which other apps are installed on a phone despite Google's 2022 package visibility policy.
Someone at BrowserStack is leaking users' email addresses(shkspr.mobi)
329 points by m_km | 88 comments
Blog post by Terence Eden describing how a unique email address he gave BrowserStack ended up with a third party via Apollo.io, implying a leak.
DOJ will push Google to sell off Chrome(bloomberg.com)
1052 points by redm | 1198 comments
Bloomberg article reporting that the US Justice Department will push Google to sell its Chrome browser to break its search monopoly, plus data licensing and AI measures.