Google announces important security milestone for Chrome users—what you need to know about enhanced protection mode.

Google celebrates Safe Internet Day by providing valuable insights about Chrome's Enhanced Safe Browsing Protection mode.

CVE-2025-0451, meanwhile, is “only” a medium-rated vulnerability and impacts the Extensions API.

It's Safer Internet Day, and Google is celebrating it by reminding Chrome users how AI-enabled Safe Browsing works.

As part of Safer Internet Day, Google shared that Safe Browsing’s Enhanced Protection mode has been enabled by over 1 billion Chrome users.

Part of Google's Safe Browsing, Enhanced Protection warns you of malicious sites and alerts you if your account was caught in a data breach.

These ‘updates’ would be disguised as Chrome or Zoom installers, like ChromeUpdate and CameraAccess persistence modules ...

Fake Chrome sites spread ValleyRAT via DLL hijacking, targeting finance and sales with keylogging and remote execution.

A new malware scam is targeting WordPress websites. When you visit one of these affected websites, you're told to install a ...

Furthermore, even ChromeOS users are not safe. Google has confirmed that millions of ChromeOS devices are at risk from new ...

A new attack called 'Browser Syncjacking' demonstrates the possibility of using a seemingly benign Chrome extension to take ...

North Korean hackers are using fake job offers and disguised app updates to sneak malware onto Macs, and while Apple's latest XProtect update blocks some threats, others are still slipping through.