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Earlier this afternoon, reports of a browser-based trojan infecting Mac OS X users started sprouting up around the internet. The malware installs itself as a plugin on browsers like Safari, Chrome, and Firefox. Now that we're all aware, you can avoid getting infected by taking some simple precautions. But what if Yontoo is already blowing up your browser with ads?


You might have heard that Google's new Chrome browser for iOS is a heck of a lot slower than the desktop and Android versions everyone loves. Speed tests posted around the Internet weren't kind to Chrome, and Google even issued a statement blaming "platform specific technical specifications" for the perceived lethargy, a clear shot at Apple's refusal to give developers access to Safari's super-fast Nitro JavaScript engine.








