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Starting with Chrome 68, which is scheduled to be released in July 2018, Google will explicitly mark all HTTP sites as “not secure”: According to Google’s numbers, 68% of Chrome traffic on both...

The grammar-checking web service fixed the problem with "impressive" speed, a Google researcher says.

Dueling browsers, Mozilla Firefox and Google Chrome, have patched bugs and beefed up security.

Google this week released Chrome 64 in the stable channel with fixes for 53 security flaws and with additional mitigations against the web-exploitable “Spectre” CPU vulnerability.  read more

Extensions remain the Achilles heel for an otherwise highly secure browser.

Researchers at network security vendor ICEBRG recently discovered four malicious extensions in the official Google Chrome Web Store with a combined user count of more than 500,000, and as with...

Four malicious Chrome extensions managed to infect over half a million users worldwide, including employees of major organizations, ICEBRG reports.   read more

Chrome 63, which was promoted to the stable release channel on Wednesday, comes with many security fixes and improvements, especially for the enterprise audience. Site Isolation The biggest 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...