Security News > 2018 > July > Google Enables 'Site Isolation' Feature By Default For Chrome Desktop Users
2018-07-12 15:03
Google has by default enabled a security feature called "Site Isolation" in its web browser with the release of Chrome 67 for all desktop users to help them protect against many online threats, including Spectre and Meltdown attack. Site Isolation is a feature of the Google Chrome web browser that adds an additional security boundary between websites by ensuring that different sites are always
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