Домашняя страница Mail.Ru, or Mail.ru Home Page, is a Google Chrome extension that changes Chrome's home page to Mail.ru. When this extension is installed and a user opens Chrome, it will first ...

Two hackers were able to steal email addresses and easily crackable passwords from three separate forums in this latest hack. Over 25 million accounts associated with forums hosted by Russian internet ...

Mail.ru Group Ltd. develops internet communications and entertainment services. The company operates e-mail services such as Mail@Mail.Ru and instant messaging services Mail.Ru Agent and ICQ, and ...

It should be noted that Mail.ru is a legitimate company that is using the extension to market their services and does not perform any malicious behavior. There are people, though, who may not realize ...

Russian Internet company Mail.ru Group released an official announcement that they will be handling all queries made by Search Mail.ru users from here on out. According to TheNextWeb.com, Google ...

Russia’s Internet services giant Mail.ru may currently be wrangling back home over what will happen next at the popular social network Vkontakte, of which it is a 52 percent shareholder (more on that ...

The entertainment arm of Russian Internet giant Mail.ru on Thursday began charging viewers for video content, joining competitor Yandex in the quest to successfully monetize the online distribution of ...

MOSCOW, Sept 16 (Reuters) - Russian Internet group Mail.Ru said on Tuesday it had acquired 48 percent of shares in the country's biggest social network VKontakte (VK) that it did not already own for ...

The Russians are coming! In fact, they’ve just arrived – with a suite of new apps from Russian Web giant Mail.ru that bring more options for email, mobile messaging, and mobile gaming, all available ...

A changing of the guard is afoot at Mail.ru, the Russian Internet giant that owns the country’s most popular email service; Russia’s Facebook equivalent Vkontakte; messaging service ICQ and a number ...

A security firm's report that it obtained 1.17 billion email credentials from a young Russian hacker is "media hype," according to Russian email service Mail.Ru, which says virtually all of the leaked ...