Google Chrome will save your password from being hacked

Now Google Chrome will save your password from being hacked:

                                                

Google Chrome will save your password

Google Chrome is the most used browser in the world, due to its popularity, Google keeps updating new features from time to time. Now Google has updated a new feature to alert its users. Under this new feature, Google Chrome will give you a warning of password hack.

Sundar Pichai's tweet:

                     

Google Chrome will save your password

 The information about this feature has been tweeted by Google CEO Sundar Pichai. He has written on his official Twitter handle that for your online safety, now Google Chrome will give you warning. If your username and password are compromised and you are entering it in a website, then the browser will warn you in advance. He also wrote that we are also improving real time fishing protection. If you visit one of your malicious sites, you will get an alert.

This feature will make you secure and let you know that if you are signed in under Safe Browsing Protection of Chrome, then you can use this feature. You can select the sync option in the settings of your browser Google Chrome. Significantly, the Chrome browser also launched this technology earlier.

This was tested by the browser as a password checkup extension. This extension was named PassProtect which used to inform you that your password is also active on another system or server. So that you can secure your account as soon as possible. This feature has now been introduced as password protection.

Google has prepared a list of unsafe websites:

 To secure the web, Google Chrome has prepared a list of Unsafe websites for users signing in under their Safe Browsing protections. This list is shared with the webmaster or other browser. The aim of Google Chrome is to provide a secure and safe platform to its users. Google has informed that the list of Unsafe websites is refreshed in a gap of every 30 minutes. The company claims that because of its list, it saves about 4 billion devices every day through security threat, including phishing.

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