Google has announced it is tripling its usual bug bounties for the Linux kernel for at least the next three months.
Microsoft Backtracks, Makes .Net 6 Hot Reload Will Be Multi-Platform
Microsoft has backtracked on a controversial decision that upset its own employees and the open source community.
Router Configuration Change Responsible for Facebook Outage
Facebook has disclosed the cause of its outage Monday, one of the worst in its history, and misconfigured routers were to blame.
Demise of Adobe Flash Has Led to Loss of Important 9/11 Coverage
Important news coverage of 9/11 has been lost as a result of Adobe Flash being discontinued.
Another Week, Another Round of Serious Google Chrome Security Flaws
In what is becoming a regular occurrence, Google has issued another Chrome update to fix a number of issues, including seven serious security flaws.
Microsoft Is Going Back to the ‘90s, Using Windows to Push Its Web Browser
Microsoft is under fire for (once again) abusing its Windows platform to push its own web browser, reminiscent of its actions in the mid-90s.
Microsoft Drops Latest Windows 11 Build for Dev and Beta Insiders
Windows 11 is set to be one of the most anticipated software releases of the…
Mozilla Testing Three-Digit Firefox User Agent
Mozilla is preparing for the inevitable version 100 of its Firefox browser, testing to make sure a triple-digit user agent won’t break the browser.
Google Launches Search Console Insights
Google has officially launched Search Console Insights for all users.
Firefox 90 Ends FTP Support
Mozilla has ended support for FTP in Firefox 90, citing security concerns with the aging protocol.