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Google offers easy access to individual site permissions in Chrome Source: SlashGear Google is one of the most innovative companies of all time and it never fails to improve upon its previously existing programs, tools, and software. Apart from creating new products for its users, Google pays equal attention to improving the products that it already offers. The search engine company rolls out new updates and tweaks almost every week which is annoying at times but manageable as we know that it is for our benefit in the long run. As you must know, the company has made some incredible revamps to...

Google has updated its Chrome web browser to fix several security flaws, including a zero-day that is known to be actively exploited by threat actors.

Google has announced new protections for Enhanced Safe Browsing users in Chrome. In 2020, the company launched Enhanced Safe Browsing, which users could turn on in their Chrome security settings, with the goal of substantially increasing safety on the web. Since the initial launch, Google says it has continuously worked behind the scenes to improve its real-time URL checks and apply machine learning models to warn on previously unknown attacks. As a result, Enhanced Safe Browsing users are successfully phished 35% less than other users. Starting with Chrome 91, Google will roll out new featur...

Researchers at Google have identified a new Rowhammer exploit, dubbed Half-Double, which targets design flaws in some of the newer DRAM chips to alter their memory

Google is now automatically turning on two-factor authentication for some accounts Rounak JainMay 7, 2021, 13:02 IST Google has started enabling two-factor authentication by default.Google Google has started enabling two-factor authentication by default. This will be enabled only for the users who have enrolled in two-step verification and their accounts have been configured. Google has added that two-factor authentication will be made mandatory in the future.Google has taken another step to protect users from security threats by enabling two-step verification (2SV) or two-factor authenticati...