Google Chrome: Monitoring of suspicious websites is now done in real time

Google Chrome will soon be more secure in your daily life. The company announced this Thursday (14) that an important digital preservation feature has been improved for the program.

The new feature is an expansion of the Safe Browsing service. He is responsible monitor all websites accessedgenerally looks for threats such as phishing, malware downloads and data theft. After this, This scanning will be done completely in real time.

Previously, monitoring was already done live, but the checking was done based on a list of potentially dangerous pages updated every 30 or 60 minutes. However, Google found that a third of this time, new threats emerged and demanded new victims, requiring the system to be updated.

In the new mode, The list will be constantly updated and reviewed by your browser. Google Chrome for iOS and desktop is already getting this feature with the latest update; The Android version will only have access to this feature at the end of this month.

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Safe Browsing according to Google Analyzes more than 10 billion URLs per day. The update should provide this Increase prevention of phishing attacks by 25% against users.

In addition to this service, Google also announced the Password Security update specific to iOS.

Now the mobile browser will warn the user When the password he/she chooses and saves is thought to be weak or has already been used too much in other services. The idea is to get the public to replace these access codes with strings that are harder to guess and not repeat them in other records.