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Google Chrome to Bring the Ability to Block Suspicious HTTP Downloads: Report
Google is working on new security features for Chrome that will protect users from downloading potentially dangerous HTTP content. The browser will block downloads from any insecure website. The browser already has a couple of security features like mixed elements and the “Always use secure connections” toggle in security settings.
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Chrome 94 Released for Android, macOS, Windows, Linux: What's New
Chrome 94 is the first stable version of Chrome on the new 4-week release cycle. It introduces auto HTTPS functionality, desktop sharing hub feature, and includes security updates.
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Google Chrome to Soon Get 'HTTPS-Only Mode' for Secure Browsing: Report
Google Chrome is reportedly getting a new 'HTTPS-only mode' to ensure safer browsing on the internet. The new feature is currently under testing and is reportedly hidden under chrome://flags for now. It is expected to release when Chrome 93 or 94 rolls out. The new feature will automatically switch users to HTTPS protocol from HTTP protocol.
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Google Introduces New Feature That Gives Users More Context About Websites in Search Results
Google’s new feature aims to give users more information about the websites that show up as search results. Users can click on the menu icon next to the search result to learn more about the site. This will help users have more context about the search result and website.
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Ministry Of Home Affairs Initiates PG Diploma Course In Cyber Crime, Victimology, Security Management
The application forms are available on the university's website http://www.ipu.ac.in. The total intake in each course is 25 (20 seats for open candidates and five for in-service government officers).
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HTTPS Vulnerabilities Could Allow Attackers to Snoop on Your Data: Researchers
Security researchers have found flaws in HTTPS amongst 5.5 percent of the top 10,000 websites on the Internet.
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Google Chrome Will Now Label All HTTP Sites as 'Not Secure'
Google Chrome users who visit unencrypted websites will be given 'not secure' warnings.
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Google Says 64 Percent of Chrome Traffic on Android Is Now Protected by HTTPS
Also, 71 of the top 100 sites on the web use HTTPS by default, up from 37 a year ago, according to the post.
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Google to Reward Secure Websites with Better Search Ranking
Google Inc said it is encouraging website developers to make their sites secure for visitors by using site encryption as one of the factors to determine search ranking.
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Google to Reward Secure HTTPS Websites With Better Search Ranking
The security of a website will carry less weight in ranking compared with other factors, but its importance might increase over time.
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Google kicks off always encrypted Gmail service
In a blog post on Thursday, Google said, "Starting today, Gmail will always use an encrypted HTTPS connection when you check or send email."
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Google Chrome to Bring the Ability to Block Suspicious HTTP Downloads: Report
Google is working on new security features for Chrome that will protect users from downloading potentially dangerous HTTP content. The browser will block downloads from any insecure website. The browser already has a couple of security features like mixed elements and the “Always use secure connections” toggle in security settings.
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Chrome 94 Released for Android, macOS, Windows, Linux: What's New
Chrome 94 is the first stable version of Chrome on the new 4-week release cycle. It introduces auto HTTPS functionality, desktop sharing hub feature, and includes security updates.
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Google Chrome to Soon Get 'HTTPS-Only Mode' for Secure Browsing: Report
Google Chrome is reportedly getting a new 'HTTPS-only mode' to ensure safer browsing on the internet. The new feature is currently under testing and is reportedly hidden under chrome://flags for now. It is expected to release when Chrome 93 or 94 rolls out. The new feature will automatically switch users to HTTPS protocol from HTTP protocol.
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Google Introduces New Feature That Gives Users More Context About Websites in Search Results
Google’s new feature aims to give users more information about the websites that show up as search results. Users can click on the menu icon next to the search result to learn more about the site. This will help users have more context about the search result and website.
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Ministry Of Home Affairs Initiates PG Diploma Course In Cyber Crime, Victimology, Security Management
The application forms are available on the university's website http://www.ipu.ac.in. The total intake in each course is 25 (20 seats for open candidates and five for in-service government officers).
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HTTPS Vulnerabilities Could Allow Attackers to Snoop on Your Data: Researchers
Security researchers have found flaws in HTTPS amongst 5.5 percent of the top 10,000 websites on the Internet.
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Google Chrome Will Now Label All HTTP Sites as 'Not Secure'
Google Chrome users who visit unencrypted websites will be given 'not secure' warnings.
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Google Says 64 Percent of Chrome Traffic on Android Is Now Protected by HTTPS
Also, 71 of the top 100 sites on the web use HTTPS by default, up from 37 a year ago, according to the post.
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Google to Reward Secure Websites with Better Search Ranking
Google Inc said it is encouraging website developers to make their sites secure for visitors by using site encryption as one of the factors to determine search ranking.
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Google to Reward Secure HTTPS Websites With Better Search Ranking
The security of a website will carry less weight in ranking compared with other factors, but its importance might increase over time.
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Google kicks off always encrypted Gmail service
In a blog post on Thursday, Google said, "Starting today, Gmail will always use an encrypted HTTPS connection when you check or send email."
