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Story summary
- Apple Inc.'s Safari browser has intensified privacy concerns as Apple says it blocks third-party cookies and hides IP addresses.
- Google LLC's Chrome browser promotes its security measures but faces scrutiny over potential vulnerabilities.
- Cybersecurity experts warn of 'prompt injection attacks' in artificial intelligence–powered browsers, where hidden text can manipulate assistants.
- Researchers warn that traditional antivirus software cannot detect these invisible threats and urge users to update their browsers.
