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Site Web "Daily Mail" quotes Robert Thitton, the program's engineer, as a program for internet users who record everything the user uses on the Internet.
The Stylish program basically helps users to edit the way the web pages appear "Google Chrome" and "Firefox", but this process was compromised by a spy program.
Therefore, the 1.8 million people who used the program are vulnerable to espionage and the resulting acts of piracy and cybercrime,
The dangerous program sends all activities of Internet users to its servers, which means that the British company "Smilar Web "has a record of all" victims "including information by em
This "digital scandal" "There is a constant debate about the privacy of users on the Internet and the extent to which companies protect their data."
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According to the British Daily Mail, the program engineer, Robert Thitton, A thing done by the user on the Internet.
The "Stylish" program in terms of A principle that has helped users change the way web pages appear on Google Chrome and Firefox, but this process has been compromised by spyware.
As a result, 1.8 million people who used the program were exposed to spyware. Offenses related to cybercrime and cybercrime, taking into account the sensitivity of personal data
The dangerous program sends all activities of Internet users to their servers, which means that the British company Smilar Web records all "victims" y including emails.
This "digital scandal" highlights a constant debate about X. Does users in the Internet and the scope of protection offered by large companies for their data.
