John E. Dunn reports:
YapBrowser, a replacement web browser once promoted by controversial spyware company Zango, has made a sudden return, GFI Software security researcher Chris Boyd has reported.
Zango (formerly 180 Solutions) disappeared in 2009 after the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) landed it with a $3 million fine but one now one of its progeny, YapBrowser, appears to have resurrected itself, possibly with the help of a UK-registered company.
Read more on Computerworld.
Related:
- Chris Boyd: Yap Browser has returned
- The Register: Zombie browser with evil past returns from the grave