Internet security has been worrying users for years. The big tech giants they strive to explain (and make us believe) that we are safe online. But time and time again it is evident that, at least for the moment, security leaves much to be desired. Google Chrome is working to change this opinion.
Si on renowned websites and large company accounts your users' data is at risk, how much more will not be in others of less importance. From Google they claim to remain committed to offering their users an experience with a high level of security.
Google Chrome is now a bit more secure
La version number 83 of this browser, having skipped a couple of numbers in order, he offers us important news in security. Updates that will make our navigation is safer and above all, that we have less external annoyances. We have a automatic detection of unsafe pages with blocking of phishing websites.
Google has a "black list" of websites considered dangerous, so that when entering one that is part of it we will be notified immediately. Besides, now will update this list every 30 days to control the constant changes of domain and name of these webs created exclusively for bad practices.
The famous and controversial "Incognito mode", which has finally been shown which is not at all, if we it will serve to skip the uncomfortable cookies. Something that we can activate and deactivate in a simple way with a specific icon for it in the shape of an eye that is located in the address bar.
Better password control
Google Chrome offers us own password manager to control login on websites that need identification. A) Yes we will verify the identity almost automatically without having to write username and password each time we access. The novelty is that at the same time it keeps an access control taking into account which computers are accessed from and if another user could be using our passwords.
We will receive an automatic warning if Google Chrome detects that any of the passwords stored in the browser could have been used in an unauthorized way. The notice will also suggest a password change for a different one to avoid identity theft.
