Google Chrome for iOS is expanding its built-in Gemini experience, offering users new features like summarizing pages and creating FAQs from page information.

Google is also backing these measures with a $20,000 bounty for researchers who can demonstrate successful breaches of the new security boundaries.

A malicious extension campaign hit 4.3M users. See how ShadyPanda worked and the steps you should take to protect your browser and data.

Google is offering serious money to prove their new defenses work. The tech giant rolled out security layers for Chrome’s AI agents, complete with a bounty program offering up to $20,000 for anyone ...

The latest version of Google's experimental Chrome release track includes native AI Mode integration, giving it access to your open tabs.

Google acknowledged the prompt injection risks in its browsing assistant, deploying a ‘user alignment critic’ to vet its ...

Chrome adds new layered defenses to block prompt injections, restrict origin access, and prevent unsafe AI actions.

Apple warns iPhone users to stop using Google Chrome. “Unlike Chrome,” it says, “Safari truly helps protect your privacy.” ...

Google published a detailed security framework for Chrome's upcoming agentic AI features, introducing multiple defense layers designed to protect users when Gemini-powered agents perform autonomous ...

User Alignment Critic' will review agentic actions so bots don't do things like emptying your bank account Google plans to ...

Google is introducing new security protections for prompt injection to keep users safe when using Chrome agentic capabilities ...

Google detailed its approach to handling user security on Chrome using observer models and consent for user action. The ...