Software titan Microsoft is following in the footsteps of Google to allow users to request that search results directing to their identities be removed from the search index. Internet users in Europe have begun sending such requests to Redmond for their right to be forgotten.
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Google redesigns malware, phishing site warning display
Overly suspicious Internet users usually get scared when Google’s current red screen pops out to warn them of potential risks from malware and phishing sites. The search giant is trying to alleviate that fear, if not entirely eliminate it, by redesigning the way the warning is displayed on screen.
Google joins group to interconnect all your home appliances
Google has joined a group that will work over the next couple of years developing connections between mobile devices, computers and home appliances to further the initiative called the Internet of Things.
Amazon: All-You-Can-Consume Kindle Reading with Kindle Unlimited
Kindle readers encompass a cross-section of individuals who are such avid readers that it allows them to consume as many books as they can handle without carrying it all around, or for the light readers who don’t want the commitment of purchasing a paper book and want to casually read their novel by the pool.
Google forms Project Zero team to scour for Internet vulnerabilities
Google has kicked off a broad program that is intended to scour the entire Internet for bugs and vulnerabilities through the collaboration of its security researchers. The initiative is called Project Zero, and the search giant promises to leverage all its resources to make the Web a lot safer.
Kronos Trojan that steals browsing session credentials seen in black market ad
Those who are hoping to see the ultimate end of further Trojan variants building up on Zeus are in for a big frustration after security researchers from Trusteer, an IBM subsidiary, spotted a fresh malware that scrapes off log-in credentials and online banking information being flaunted in a black market forum.
