Google Removes 200 Ad-Injectors Chrome Extensions

In the War against Ad injectors, Google has started removing ad-injecting extensions for its Chrome browser after it discovered as many as 200 Chrome extensions that exposed Millions of its users to malicious software and fraudulent activities.



While working with a team of researchers from the University of California, Berkeley, the search engine giant found that over 5 percent of its

Superfish-like Vulnerability Found in Over 12 More Apps

'SuperFish' advertising software recently found pre-installed on Lenovo laptops is more widespread than what we all thought. Facebook has discovered at least 12 more titles using the same HTTPS-breaking technology that gave the Superfish malware capability to evade rogue certificate.



The Superfish vulnerability affected dozens of consumer-grade Lenovo laptops shipped before January 2015,

Lenovo Admits and Released an Automatic Superfish Removal Tool

The computer giant Lenovo has released a tool to remove the dangerous "SuperFish" adware program that the company had pre-installed onto many of its consumer-grade Lenovo laptops sold before January 2015.
The Superfish removal tool comes few days after the story broke about the nasty Superfish malware that has capability to sneakily intercept and decrypt HTTPS connections, tamper with pages in