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The new browser edition offers on-premises management consoles and AI controls to help organizations meet strict data sovereignty requirements.
Everything Threat Times has reported about Chromium: 8 stories, newest first. Part of our Tech News coverage.

The new browser edition offers on-premises management consoles and AI controls to help organizations meet strict data sovereignty requirements.

Two edge cases in internationalized domain name handling allow Cyrillic-Latin lookalikes to evade Chromium’s display and navigation warnings.

Security experts found that specific Cyrillic characters bypass Chromium's display rules, enabling fake domains to appear as trusted brands without Punycode warnings.

New analysis shows the C# stealer has added remote execution, bypasses browser encryption, and uses encrypted TCP for data exfiltration.

A recent Chromium browser update removes support for the legacy XSLT 1.0 standard, causing compatibility issues for Windows Server Remote Desktop Web Access users.

Flashpoint analysis reveals CastleStealer can now bypass Chromium encryption and execute remote commands on compromised Windows systems.

Cybercriminals are exploiting visual similarities between rare Cyrillic and Latin characters to create deceptive URLs in Chromium-based browsers, according to a report by The Register.

An open-source browser provides the Chromium engine while removing Google trackers and services for users seeking more privacy.