Aug. 29, 2023, 8:18 a.m. | Josh Breaker-Rolfe

The State of Security www.tripwire.com

In years gone by, there was a stigma attached to hiding one's browsing history. Wiping browsing history was seen as suspicious; it suggested that someone had something to hide. It was – and still is- the butt of many jokes. However, individuals might want to hide their browsing history for many reasons. They range from the relatively trivial – like concealing a surprise gift – to the essential – like protecting personal data . A person's browsing history can reveal …

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