Google adds three security features to Chrome

Google announced the addition of three new security features to Enhanced Protection mode in the Chrome browser, which is the highest level of Safe Browsing. The goal of these features is to strengthen protection against phishing sites, malware, and cyber attacks. The features include: first, providing two levels of warnings for suspicious sites to distinguish between safe and risky sites; second, using the AI models "Gemini" to analyze web page content and detect signs of fraud, while confirming that the content is not recorded or used for training; third, countering "ClickFix" attacks that rely on deceptive error messages prompting users to copy dangerous commands, with Chrome now scanning suspicious texts and warning users if harmful instructions are detected. Google also notes that nearly one billion users activated Enhanced Protection mode in 2025, aiming to reduce the risks of cyber fraud and hacking.

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