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Security across multiple tabs

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If I open multiple tabs, am I risking the security of information in one tab to the sites that are open on other tabs? For example, if I do online banking in one tab and a news site in another, will the second site be able to access PWs etc. as I do online banking?

If I open multiple tabs, am I risking the security of information in one tab to the sites that are open on other tabs? For example, if I do online banking in one tab and a news site in another, will the second site be able to access PWs etc. as I do online banking?

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Chances are very very small for this kind of a security breach, it's almost impossible without additional malware on your device.

But still you can increase your security by using a separate container for banking.

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TyDraniu
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Chances are very very small for this kind of a security breach, it's almost impossible without additional malware on your device.

But still you can increase your security by using a separate container for banking.