Most applications that are intended for a broad international audience have their UI translated to various languages, the number of which can vary widely, depending on the resources of the vendor, especially their ability to recruit translators. Vivaldi is currently being translated to 91 […]
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Soooo … you say you want to maintain a Chromium fork?
Photo by Ari Greve (Note: this article assumes you have some familiarity with Git terminology, building Chromium, and related topics) Building your own Chromium-based browser is a lot of work, unless you want to just ship the basic Chromium version without any changes. If […]
Not out of the woods yet: There are more POODLEs
As I wrote in my previous article about this, in October a group of Google security researchers had discovered a problem, called POODLE, in SSL v3 that in combination with another issue, browsers’ automatic fallback to older TLS and SSL versions, allowed an attacker […]
Attack of the POODLEs
Three weeks ago a group of researchers from Google announced an attack against the SSL v3 protocol (the ancestor of the TLS 1.x protocol) called POODLE (a stylish abbreviation of “Padding Oracle On Downgraded Legacy Encryption”). This attack is similar to the BEAST attack that […]