Google Chrome 156 is rolling out for Windows, macOS and Linux with fixes for 353 security flaws, including six critical ...

With 353 flaws patched in a single release, Chrome 156 highlights the massive, ongoing effort required to keep our daily web ...

Google’s Chrome browser is adding several new features to help guide people away from websites known for scamming visitors, including sites that try to trick people into opening their computers to ...

Google Chrome now warns users before loading unencrypted HTTP websites by default. Here's how the new security feature ...

The new suspicious site warnings, available when Chrome’s Enhanced Protection is on, build on a similar two-stage system ...

Chrome adds HTTPS protection, asking permission before insecure HTTP connections, helping keep users and their browsing data ...

Google Chrome now asks users to approve HTTP connections when they first visit a site. Approval lasts until a user has gone at least two weeks without visiting, while some local addresses are exempt ...

Google often makes claims about the high security offered by Chrome, and now the company has added three new security features to make good on these claims.

Google Chrome is rolling out new security upgrades, including suspicious site alerts, HTTPS enforcement, and Gemini-powered scam detection.

Google blocked compromised eMudhra certificate keys in Chrome and sent equivalent protection to Android devices. Android users can restart to trigger the update, while affected website operators must ...

Chrome is getting new scam protections that use Gemini to detect deceptive websites and warn users when they copy suspicious ...

Google Chrome now warns you before opening insecure HTTP websites, making its Always Use Secure Connections feature the default.