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A digital expert in the United States warned that web developers were keeping detailed data for users via Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox browsers, which expose their data and privacy to hacking and hacking.
According to the newspaper "Daily Mail" the British for the programming engineer, Robert Thiton, a program for internet users who record everything the internet user is doing.
The Stylus program basically helps users change the way web pages appear on Google Chrome and Firefox, but this process has been compromised by spyware.
As a result, the 1.8 million people who used the program are victims of espionage and the resultant piracy and cybercrime, given the sensitivity of personal data.
The Dangerous Program sends all internet users' activities to their servers, which means that the UK company "Smilar Web" has a record of all "victims", including information about email.
This "digital scam" highlights a constant debate about the privacy of Internet users and the extent to which companies protect their data.
Sky News
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