Security researchers have discovered a dangerous vulnerability in WebGL–a Web standard used by Firefox and Chrome to deliver 3D graphics within the Web browser. The flaws may be exploited to enable an ...

The latest Firefox nightly builds now include Mozilla's implementation of WebGL, an emerging standard that aims to bring 3D graphics to the Web. Although the standard is still at a relatively early ...

Context–an independent information security consultancy–has published a new report on security flaws with WebGL. The report, “WebGL–More WebGL Security Flaws“, includes a video clip demonstrating why ...

Mozilla’s Firefox web browsers and Google’s Chrome browser both received updates this week, and both had some of the same new features. That means you should be able to use either browser to interact ...

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Mozilla will release later today Firefox 51, the latest version of its famous browser, which will include a series of small upgrades, but which will make a difference in the long run. Firefox 51 is ...

Mozilla has announced the availability of Firefox 4 beta 8, a new pre-release milestone build of the open source Web browser. Beta 8 brings better support for WebGL and introduces an improved setup ...

If you'd like to see what the next generation of 3-D web graphics might look like, Mozilla has a few examples ready for you to feast your eyes on. Mozilla's WebGL project gives web developers a way to ...

Tulsi Gabbard, the director of national intelligence, has long held anti-surveillance views. Now she oversees a key surveillance program she once tried to dismantle. Dell Cameron A Sensitive Complex ...

Context--an independent information security consultancy--has published a new report on security flaws with WebGL. The report, "WebGL--More WebGL Security Flaws", includes a video clip demonstrating ...

He says, “Leaving it enabled is just inviting trouble.” Tim ‘TK’ Keanini, CTO of , points out, though, that Firefox and Chrome are at least in a more agile position when it comes to responding to ...