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Amy Ressler, Chrome Security Team on behalf of the Chrome VRP
For 13 years, a key pillar of the Chrome Security ecosystem has included encouraging security researchers to find security vulnerabilities in Chrome browser and report them to us, through…
Posted by Ashish Pujari, Chrome Enterprise Security Team
Introduction
Chrome is trusted by millions of business users as a secure enterprise browser. Organizations can use Chrome Browser Cloud Management to help manage Chrome browsers more effectiv…
Nowadays, you have passwords to everything, be it your social media accounts, files, or the devices you use, and it can be difficult to remember all the passwords together. If you have forgotten your Chromebook password, then you will have to reset you…
“Google Chrome will now check for typos in your URLs and display suggested websites based on what it thinks you meant,” reports the Verge.
From Google’s announcement:
When you type a website into the Chrome address bar, it will now detect URL typos …
Google will remove the familiar lock icon that allows users to check a website’s Transport Layer Security status for the connection, citing research that only a few users correctly understood its precise meaning. From a report: The lock icon has been d…
In September 2023, Google Chrome will stop showing the lock icon when a site loads over HTTPS, partly due to the now ubiquitous use of the protocol. The misunderstood Lock icon It took many years, but the unceasing push by Google, other browser makers …
An anonymous reader quotes a report from Gizmodo: Microsoft issued a Windows update that broke a Chrome feature, making it harder to change your default browser and annoying Chrome users with popups, Gizmodo has learned. An April Windows update borked …
Researchers are warning about an infostealer mimicking a ChatGPT Windows desktop client that’s capable of copying saved credentials from the Google Chrome login data folder. ChatGPT has not released an official desktop client, but this bogus vers…
When Doug says, “Happy Remote Code Execution Day, Duck”… it’s irony. For the avoidance of all doubt 🙂
Google has made available a new tool for Google Workspace admins and security teams to make an assessment of the risk different Chrome extensions may present to their users: Spin.AI App Risk Assessment. The tool is available through the Chrome Browser …