October's first week was jam-packed with news, including disturbing details about a significant update to the Man-in-the-Browser attack...
- Google, Microsoft, Facebook And Others Launch Web Platform Docs (TechCrunch)
- First Look At Firefox's Full-Screen Windows 8 Browser (PC Magazine)
- Fake Angry Birds Games Hijack Google Chrome Browser (PCWorld)
- Google Street View Images Now Available Through Mobile Web Browsers (eWeek)
- Man-In-The-Browser Malware Scam Goes Universal (CSO)
- New Malware Can Steal Your Payment Info From Your Browser In Real Time (Gizmodo)
- Russia's Yandex Combines Chromium And Opera Code For New Browser (ZDNet)
- Security Experts Recommend Long, Hard Look At Disabling Java Browser Plug-In (ThreatPost)
- Andreessen Horowitz Drops $15M On Web-Annotation Startup (CNET)
- WebRTC Promises Enterprise Networking Boon (ZDNet)
- Opera 12.10 Beta Brings New APIs For Extension Developers (ZDNet)
- Study Finds Broad Wariness Over Online Tracking (The New York Times)
- Do Not Track Gets Support In iOS 6, But Patent Woes Loom (ZDNet)
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