Google Chrome News

Ice Open Network CEO Alexandru Iulian Florea explained how ION’s new social app Online+ works while explaining why ICE is migrating to ION.

A malicious Chrome extension called Crypto Copilot lets users trade Solana directly from X but secretly skims a small portion of the transaction.

Developers are sharing stories related to concerning BigQuery pricing strategies, which charged multiple developers with a $5,000 bill for a single query.

Donut’s AI agents understand page intent and autonomously execute blockchain transactions for token swaps, yield farming or portfolio optimization.

Google will debut a new crypto ads policy on April 23, requiring advertising exchanges and wallets to be licensed under the MiCA or CASP regulatory frameworks.

The North Koreans invested great effort in creating and promoting a game that apparently drained users’ wallets.

The promotional plugin steals cookies from users, which hackers use to bypass password and two-factor authentication verification and log into the victim’s Binance account.

The report added that Google’s traditional search engine would remain free of charge, and advertisements would continue to appear alongside search results even for subscribers.

While some applaud the move toward mainstream adoption, privacy-centric Bitcoin supporters have raised concerns about centralized data aggregation.

The displayed result showed the address particulars, such as Ether balance and the time of the latest transaction, all collected by Etherscan.

A subtle change to the description of Google Search’s helpful content system could very well be the beginning of a new era of content distribution on the internet. Something to be embraced or a pause for thought?

Data from an Incogni report revealed that 69% of AI extensions for Google Chrome have a high risk impact on users’ cybersecurity if they are breached.

Learn about software that manages computer hardware and software resources, provides a user interface and controls program execution.

Users have been warned against a new malware designed to steal crypto from browser extension wallets such as MetaMask and Coinbase Wallet.

Under Google’s new policy, which went into effect on Aug. 3, advertisers offering cryptocurrency exchange and wallet services are once again allowed to market their products.