To be fair, they can be fooled the same way.

https://www.nytimes.com/1989/09/05/science/face-masks-fool-the-bengal-tigers.html?unlocked_article_code=1.Xk4.HisX.KgTDxtb_u_Hz&smid=nytcore-ios-share&referringSource=articleShare

This is very true, but I assume they are translating from English to Dutch.

Edit: I was wrong.

Not even that: merely looking to switch to Inter.

I assume since the freelancers are affected by the hack they were informed by the Times.

What this API does is very limited. An API allows programmers access to some part of a system that you’re unable to use without. So it might be all of Reddit’s data, or could be as limited as allowing a webpage to access the back en forward button of your browser. Both are API’s.

The history API allows a webpage to navigate to the next or previous page where you were, without knowing what they are. It’s the same as pressing the “previous“ button by hand. Disabling it will probably break navigation within some sites (besides; don’t think it’s possible or sensible to disable).

That would mean malware can use your local ip and hostfile for mitm attacks.