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  1. ; (, ADMI 2022:The Symposium of Computing at Minority Institutions)
    This report will analyze issues related to web browser security and privacy. The web browser applications that will be looked at are Google Chrome, Bing, Mozilla Firefox, Internet Explorer, Microsoft Edge, Safari, and Opera. In recent months web browsers have increased the number of daily users. With the increase in daily users who may not be as well versed in data security and privacy, comes an increase in attacks. This study will discuss the pros and cons of each web browser, how many have been hacked, how often they have been hacked, why they have been hacked, security flaws, and more. The study utilizes research and a user survey to make a proper analysis and provide recommendations on the topic. 
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