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Google Chrome tried to block infostealer malware — but these hackers say they've already beaten it

Google Chrome's attempt to block infostealer malware has been bypassed by multiple variants.
The App-Bound Encryption feature introduced in Chrome 127, aimed at protecting sensitive data stored by websites or web apps, has already been cracked.
Infostealers like MeduzaStealer, Whitesnake, Lumma Stealer, Lumar, Vidar, and StealC have introduced bypasses for the protection mechanism.
Exfiltrating information from browsers, including passwords and payment data, is a key target for infostealers.

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Google Chrome gets rid of Password menace

Google has introduced passwordless login options for Chrome, including a 6-digit PIN, facial recognition, and fingerprint authentication.
Passkeys can be backed up and synchronized across multiple Android devices, reducing the risk of account compromise.
However, a malware called StealC has been identified, coercing Google users into revealing their credentials.
Other companies like Microsoft are also embracing passwordless authentication methods.

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Google Chrome’s latest features ensure your browsing history follows you everywhere

Google Chrome’s new update automatically syncs tab groups across all devices for seamless browsing.
Chrome is also testing a feature that suggests pages based on your browsing history on other devices.
Enterprise users get new features like Google Calendar integration on the new tab page.
These updates aim to streamline the browsing process and offer new tools to make switching between devices and managing work tasks more efficient.

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Google Chrome may start resurfacing tabs from your other devices

Google Chrome is experimenting with a feature that suggests pages based on open tabs from other devices.
The feature would proactively suggest pages on the Chrome New Tab page.
Tab groups in Chrome will now automatically save and sync across desktop, Android, and iOS.
Workspace users will have access to Google Calendar overview and customized site shortcuts from the search bar.

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Google Chrome 129: new features and security fixes arrive on all platforms

Google released Chrome 129 Stable for all supported channels.
The update fixes several security issues in the browser and introduces new and changed features.
New features include Tab Compare, new certificate manager, inactive tabs section for Android, balance mode for HTTPSOnlyMode, toolbar customization, and more.
Google has dropped support for macOS 10.15; users need to update the system to receive continued support.

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Does Google Chrome Still Devastate Mac Battery Life?

Recent testing shows that Chrome is actually easier on the battery than Safari.
Google claimed to have caught up to Safari in battery drain 18 months ago.
Chrome outperformed Safari in 5 out of 6 direct comparisons in a 3-hour test.
Chromium-based browsers, including Chrome, have benefited from code contributions to improve battery efficiency.

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Google Chrome browser users given 72 hour deadline to adopt Cybersecurity patches

The United States Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has issued an urgent security update for Google Chrome browser users.
Users have a 72-hour deadline to update their browsers to protect against potential exploits by the Void Banshee APT Hacking Group.
Government organizations are encouraged to update their browsers by September 18, 2024, to prevent security breaches.
Microsoft's Edge browser users also need to apply the same security update to safeguard against HTML malware.

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Microsoft plans to debloat Edge browser and take a leaf out of Google Chrome’s book when it comes to Settings

Microsoft plans to revamp the Settings for its Edge browser to make it more organized.
The changes will include a new quick access panel, one-click shortcuts, and smaller subsections for options.
The streamlined Settings interface aims to make it easier for users to navigate and change settings in Edge.
While this move takes inspiration from Chrome, it is not expected to change the functionality of Edge's settings.

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The Changes tab in Google Chrome DevTools

Google Chrome DevTools has a feature called the "Changes" tab.
The Changes tab allows you to track the changes you make across page loads.
You can enable the Changes tab by accessing the DevTools > Sources tab and enabling it through the Command menu or the 3-dots icon.
In the Changes tab, you can view, copy, and revert changes made in HTML, CSS, or JavaScript.

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Google Chrome: big security feature enables automatic security actions

Google is rolling out a new security feature update for its Chrome browser that is designed to improve user safety.
The update includes improvements to Safety Check, one-time website permissions, and easier notification unsubscribing.
Safety Check now runs in the background and can take automatic security actions, such as removing unused site permissions and revoking deceptive notification permissions.
One-time website permissions allow users to grant temporary permissions to sites, which are automatically revoked when the site is closed.

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Google Chrome gets a mind of its own for some security fixes

Google Chrome's Safety Check now has the ability to make security decisions on the user's behalf.
The feature automatically revokes permissions from unused sites and unsubscribes from abusive notifications.
Deceptive browser notifications are now automatically canceled if the host site is recognized as dangerous.
Safety Check has been enhanced with improved notifications and controls for Chrome extensions and unwanted website notifications.

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Google Chrome makes it easier to opt out of annoying notifications on Android

Google is expanding a Chrome safety feature to help you cancel pesky website notifications with a single tap.
The feature is already available on Pixels and will be coming to more Android devices.
The unsubscribe button allows users to get rid of unwanted website notifications quickly.
An updated Safety Check revokes permissions from unused or potentially dangerous websites.

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Google Chrome has a hidden mini-game that involves what?

Google added a hidden T. Rex side-scrolling mini-game to Chrome Canary in mid-2014.
The game is triggered by encountering a 'No Internet' connection error.
The T. Rex must jump over cacti and duck under pterodactyls in an endless desert landscape.
The game has gained popularity among Chrome users and has become a cultural phenomenon.

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CERT-IN issues urgent warning for Google Chrome users: How to stay safe online

The Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-IN) has issued a warning for Google Chrome users regarding newly identified vulnerabilities.
These vulnerabilities can be exploited by remote attackers to gain unauthorized access to users' systems.
The flaws, attributed to 'use after free' bugs in the Web Audio component of Chrome, could allow attackers to execute arbitrary commands and take control of affected machines.
Google has released patches to address the vulnerabilities, and users are strongly advised to update their browsers immediately.

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Govt issues high-risk warning for Google Chrome users, asks users to update browser immediately

The Indian government's CERT-In agency has issued a high-severity warning about vulnerabilities in specific versions of Google Chrome, which could compromise user security.
The identified vulnerabilities include type confusion, heap buffer overflow, out of bounds memory access, and other issues in various components of Chrome.
Attackers could exploit these vulnerabilities by tricking users into visiting malicious websites, potentially gaining control of their computers and stealing personal information.
Users should update Chrome, be cautious online, use strong passwords, enable two-factor authentication, and keep software updated.

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