Firefox, Chrome, Internet Explorer and Safari are vulnerable to exploits that can gain access to stored personal information including name, address, email id and password.

Apple has admitted that iTunes App Store rankings were being manipulated by fraudulent purchases made using hacked iTunes accounts.

Google has fixed the critical YouTube XSS vulnerability, which was uncovered earlier today.

Reports are pouring in that numerous iTunes accounts have been hacked and charged for fraudulent purchases.

A critical vulnerability in YouTube has surfaced, which can allow hackers to gain access to your YouTube and Gmail account.

Opera 10.54 fixes a host of security issues and is a highly reccomended update for all Opera 10.5x users.

Earlier today, the Israeli MSN and Hotmail pages were hijacked by a turkish hacker.

Comodo is offering a one year license of Comodo Internet Security suite to anyone who can’t afford it.

Google has enabled SSL/HTTPS on their search engine which is accessible at https://www.google.com. Using the encrypted search engine you can search without worrying about your data being snooped on.

Having a good antivirus program installed on your PC is a must have. The additional ability to double check files using 40 different antivirus engines is not required, but it sure is nice to have.

Opera 10.53 for Windows and Mac released along with Opera 10.5x Beta RC for UNIX.

The increased adaption of Chrome has prompted malware developers to focus their attention on Google There is already at least one malware, which is specifically targeted at Chrome users.

Conficker is the owner of the most powerful cloud in existence thanks to is expansive botnet.

Internet Explorer’s XSS filter, which was designed to prevent cross-site scripting attacks, can be exploited to carry out attacks that wouldn’t have been possible without it.

Microsoft has issued a total of 10 patches to fix several critical vulnerabilities affected all versions of Internet Explorer.