Continuing our exploration of web browser security from last episode, Liz and Geoffrey look into cookies, JavaScript, extensions, and plugins and discuss how best to mitigate their privacy and security risks while browsing the web. Plus, a serious Reddit breach provides a timely reminder to toughen your two-factor.<a href="https://looseleafsecurity.com/episodes/web-security-continued-cookies-plugins-and-extensions.html">Show notes, timeline, and full transcript on looseleafsecurity.com</a>

Continuing our exploration of web browser security from last episode, Liz and Geoffrey look into cookies, JavaScript, extensions, and plugins and discuss how best to mitigate their privacy and security risks while browsing the web. Plus, a serious Reddit breach provides a timely reminder to toughen your two-factor. Show notes, timeline, and full transcript on looseleafsecurity.com

Continuing our exploration of web browser security from last episode, Liz and Geoffrey look into cookies, JavaScript, extensions, and plugins and discuss how best to mitigate their privacy and security risks while browsing the web. Plus, a serious Reddit breach provides a timely reminder to toughen your two-factor.<a href="https://looseleafsecurity.com/episodes/web-security-continued-cookies-plugins-and-extensions.html" rel="noopener noreferrer">Show notes, timeline, and full transcript on looseleafsecurity.com</a>

Web security continued: cookies, plugins, and extensions

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