Google Chrome Security Warning

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  India's Cyber Agency Issues High Severity Warning For Google Chrome

  CERT-In has issued a high-severity rated warning cautioning against "multiple vulnerabilities" in web browser Google Chrome, which could allow a remote attacker to execute arbitrary code and cause denial of service condition on targeted system.

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  Government Warns Google Chrome Users of 'Highly Severe' Vulnerabilities, Urges to Install Latest Update

  Google Chrome on desktop is affected by multiple 'highly severe' vulnerabilities that could allow hackers to gain access to sensitive user data, the government's nodal cybersecurity agency CERT-In has issued a warning and urged users to install the latest version of the Web browser to fix its known issues.

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  Google Chrome Users Warned by Government About ‘High Severity’ Vulnerabilities

  Government has warned Google Chrome users of being vulnerable to cyberattacks due to multiple vulnerabilities existing in the browser. Google itself informed users about the issues earlier this month.

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  Google Chrome to Soon Get 'HTTPS-Only Mode' for Secure Browsing: Report

  Google Chrome is reportedly getting a new 'HTTPS-only mode' to ensure safer browsing on the internet. The new feature is currently under testing and is reportedly hidden under chrome://flags for now. It is expected to release when Chrome 93 or 94 rolls out. The new feature will automatically switch users to HTTPS protocol from HTTP protocol.

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  Chrome 91 to Bring Risky Extensions, File Download Warnings With Enhanced Safe Browsing

  Chrome 91 is getting several updates to enable safe browsing. Enhanced Safe Browsing is available in Chrome security settings and can be toggled on at any time. Google says users who have Enhanced Safe Browsing enabled are “successfully phished 35 percent less than other users.” Google says that Enhanced Safe Browsing on Chrome will now offer a...

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  Google Warns Users Against Installing Chrome Extensions on Edge Browser, Says Chrome is More Secure

  Google has started warning Edge browser users that Chrome browser is more secure when it comes to using extensions, but does not explain why.

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  Gmail for iOS Gets Anti-Phishing Security Checks Like Android

  From now on, when you click on a suspicious link in a Gmail message on either iPhone or iPad, the app will show the warning that would tell you to exercise caution before opening the link.

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  Chrome to Actively Warn Mac Users Against Malware; Google Finds Bug in ESET Antivirus for Mac

  Google Chrome will soon start warning macOS users about the software that attempts to modify the Chrome settings without using the API.

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  Chrome 56 Enables HTML5 by Default for All Users, Marks Certain HTTP Sites as 'Not Secure'

  Google Chrome 56 and Mozilla Firefox are both warning users about certain HTTP pages to encourage the use of encrypted HTTPS industry-wide.

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  Chrome Will Soon Label Certain HTTP Sites as Not Secure

  Now, Google has announced that with Chrome 56, the browser will provide security warnings to users in a more aggressive way.

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  Google Will Now Warn You About Websites With Misleading 'Download' Buttons

  Google will now warn you if a website shows you misleading download button ads.