Security News
Google gives Administrators new ways to lock down the browser.
Chrome's Site Isolation Feature Renders Each Web Site in a Separate Process Google is boosting the security of its browser with the release of Chrome 63, which brings a host of enhancements aimed...
Google’s Chrome web browser will soon prevent third-party software from injecting code into its processes. read more
To improve performance and reduce crashes caused by third-party software on Windows, Google Chrome, by mid-2018, will no longer allow outside applications to run code within its web browser. If...
Google has made public the details of a code execution exploit chain for Chrome OS that has earned a researcher $100,000. read more
“1 out of every 5 feedback reports from Chrome users on desktop mention encountering some type of unwanted content, and we take this feedback seriously when considering how to improve Chrome,”...
The second update released by Google for the Windows, Mac and Linux versions of Chrome 62 patches a couple of vulnerabilities rated critical and high severity. The critical flaw, tracked as...
Here’s an overview of some of last week’s most interesting news and articles: Chris Eng: An infosec journey from offense to defense “Come to my lab, I promise you’ll learn something cool,” a...
Ever since the launch of Windows 10, Microsoft has been heavily pushing its Edge browser, claiming it to be the best web browser over its competitors like Mozilla Firefox, Opera and Google Chrome...
Google is planning to deprecate and eventually completely remove support for public key pinning (PKP) from the Chrome web browser. read more