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Microsoft Edge will default to ultra high-security mode on less popular websites - Vimarsana News

Microsoft Edge will default to ultra high-security mode on less popular websites

Microsoft Edge users will receive increased protections when roaming lesser-traveled parts of the internet.

Microsoft Edge's new "Enhanced Security" feature now available to everyone - Vimarsana News

Microsoft Edge's new "Enhanced Security" feature now available to everyone

Microsoft Edge latest Stable version 104.0.1293.47 brings the new Enhanced Security mode feature to all users. The option is meant to protect users so they can safely browse the internet.

Source: neowin.net
Microsoft turns on Enhanced Security in Edge for all users in the latest Beta update - Vimarsana News

Microsoft turns on Enhanced Security in Edge for all users in the latest Beta update

Microsoft has released an updated version of Edge 104, currently available in the Beta channel. Edge 104.0.1293.44 now ships with Enhanced Security enabled by default for all customers.

Source: neowin.net
VPNs and browsers — staying secure while online - Vimarsana News

VPNs and browsers — staying secure while online

There’s been a growing focus on the use of VPNs for routine surfing. But browser choice, search engine selection, and third-party tools are at least as important for online security.

Microsoft beefs up Edge's security against zero-day attacks - Vimarsana News

Microsoft beefs up Edge's security against zero-day attacks

In the latest beta release of its Edge browser, Microsoft introduced a new feature for IT admins to better secure the Chromium-based app against web-based attacks on desktop systems.