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Millions of Google Chrome users could be at risk from these dodgy extensions

It's possible that some of the Chrome extensions act as infostealers, researchers are saying.

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Ancient flaw that allowed hackers to view your Chrome browser history has finally been patched, so update now

Google Chrome is finally fixing the clicked links color issue which troubled browser makers for decades.

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"This app can't run on your PC": Google's Chrome Installer broke on Windows, but there's a fix

Google's Chrome Installer was incompatible with Windows operating systems this morning. So naturally, Windows users are not happy. Thankfully, we have a fix.

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StilachiRAT: Everything To Know About The New Stealth-Equipped Trojan That Targets Crypto Wallets

Microsoft has uncovered a novel malware that employs stealth abilities and uses "sophisticated" techniques to swipe crypto wallet keys and other sensitive user information.

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Google might have deleted uBlock Origin from the Web Store, leaving 30 million Chrome users susceptible to intrusive ads — but turning it off and on again will give you an extra buffer...for now

Google Chrome might have removed uBlock Origin from its Web Store, but you can keep using it (at least for now) by turning it on again.

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Google Chrome at risk from shape-shifting browser extensions — how to stay safe

SquareX has devised a new attack method that allows malicious browser extensions to impersonate legitimate ones for password managers, crypto wallets and more.

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Ublock Origin Alternatives: What Ad Blocker To Use Now That Google Is Removing App From Chrome

Google Chrome's new extension standards will affect uBlock Origin, prompting users to seek alternatives.

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How to stop your personal data from appearing in Google searches

Learn how to use Google's redesigned Results About You tool to find and remove your personal information from search results.

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A new split-screen feature is coming to Google Chrome, and it's surprisingly powerful

A Google Chrome beta user has uncovered a split-screen feature, which will be rolled out for all users soon.

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Don't click this — malicious ads impersonating Google Chrome spreading dangerous malware

Hackers are using malicious ads to impersonate Google and deliver malware through fake Chrome downloads.

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Google Chrome might soon use AI to make you a better password

Google’s possibly impending ‘AI innovation’ makes getting on top of data breaches that much easier, but there’s little else to it other than convenience.

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Would you trust AI to change your browser passwords automatically? Google thinks you will.

A new feature in Google Chrome will offer to change compromised passwords automatically by using AI. The feature is in testing now but is still experimental.

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Can a browser reduce stress and help you focus? Opera hopes its "mindful browser" can convince you to leave Google Chrome.

Opera Air is a new web browser designed around mindfulness. The app includes several features designed to help you relax while using the web.

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A new Chrome browser highjacking attack could affect billions of users - here's how to fight it

There's a new highjacking attack that could take over your Chrome browser and steal all your data - here's how to keep your computer safe.

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Google Chrome extensions hit in major attack - dozens of developers affected, so be on your guard

Google says most of the affected extensions have been removed from the Chrome Web Store.

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Google Chrome to leverage on AI for less intrusive permission notifications

Google Chrome has been found testing various AI means to incorporate for users to have a better browsing experience.

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Despise internet pop-ups? Google Chrome is testing an AI-powered feature to help end these

Google Chrome is testing an AI tool for predicting permissions.

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Google Chrome Link to Highlight feature tipped to be working with PDFs soon

Chrome has been tipped to be testing new features lately, and the newly spotted one sounds promising.

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Google Chrome extensions hack may have started much earlier than expected

The affected Chrome extensions are used by over 2.5 million people.

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Google Chrome just rolled out a huge AI upgrade to help protect you from scams

Google's newest AI features in Chrome could make your online browsing even safer.

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Google Chrome is testing a new AI tool that scans for scams to help save you from online trickery

Google Chrome is testing an on-device AI tool to detect scams in the hope of enhancing online safety while maintaining user privacy.

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Is Google copying Microsoft's security playbook? Chrome might get a new AI-powered tool to detect scams

The latest Google Chrome Canary update ships with a new "Client Side Detection Brand and Intent for Scam Detection"

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This free Google Chrome plugin provides accurate deepfake voice detection to quickly spot manipulated audio

Hiya Deepfake Voice Detector uses AI to identify manipulated audio with over 99% accuracy.

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Top Google Chrome alternative for mobile arrives on Android

Arc Search brings lightweight, speedy, and super clean AI-assisted browsing to more smartphones than ever.

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"Browser extensions are a blind spot for EDR/XDR, and SWGs have no way to infer their presence": Google Chrome's new Manifest V3 framework, touted as private and secure, might be a breeding ground for phishing scams

Google transitioned Chrome's extension support from the Manifest V2 framework to V3 over privacy and security concerns. However, new research shows malicious browser extensions can bypass the new framework's security measures, leaving users susceptible to phishing scams.

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