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Firefox free VPN drops its 50GB launch cap until January 31

Mozilla has removed the data limit on the free VPN built into Firefox. Firefox users in supported regions get unlimited browsing on desktop and Android once they sign in with a Mozilla account. The VPN shipped with Firefox 149 in March with a 50GB monthly cap. That is plenty for reading and ordinary browsing, but someone streaming video through the browser can use it up fast. The VPN protects traffic inside Firefox a…

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Microsoft’s November 2026 Patch Tuesday addresses 1093 CVEs (CVE-2026-124194)

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Open research, stronger privacy: Making Firefox users harder to fingerprint

Firefox is strengthening protection against trackers that recognize you across websites, even when they don’t use cookies. The latest fingerprinting protections shipped in Firefox reduce the extractable distinguishing details, making … Read more The post Open research, stronger privacy: Making Firefox users harder to fingerprint appeared first on Mozilla Security Blog.

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X.Org patches eight server vulnerabilities a month after fixing 12 others

X.Org has fixed eight vulnerabilities in the X.Org X server and Xwayland, including one in the Xorg server that lets a malicious monitor corrupt its memory. The fixes ship in xorg-server 21.1.26 and xwayland 24.1.15, and each of the eight affects versions before those two releases. The X server provides the low-level display layer for graphical desktops on many Linux and Unix systems. Xwayland runs X11 applications o…

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