Security News > 2017 > October > ESET helps Google protect Chrome users from unwanted software
2017-10-17 19:12
Google has redesigned Chrome Cleanup on Chrome for Windows, and has upgraded the technology it uses to detect and remove unwanted software. A basic antivirus for Chrome “We worked with IT security company ESET to combine their detection engine with Chrome’s sandbox technology. We can now detect and remove more unwanted software than ever before, meaning more people can benefit from Chrome Cleanup,” Product Manager Phillippe Rivard noted, but added that this feature is not … More →
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