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Phishing: Google applies new tactics to prevent Phishing on Chrome

Know what new tactics are applied by Google to tight security and prevent Phishing and hacking on Chrome.
Google applies new tactics to prevent Phishing on Chrome

Introduction

Without testing, new things couldn’t be found out perfectly! That’s why Google is on the process of testing the new features or applications in Chrome to restrict phishing or hacking. In this challenging moment, Google’s team is fully involved in applying and testing the new security policy on Chrome, so that they could win the trust of the users forever.
In this tactic, the chrome will only display the name of the domain as an approach to assist people in identifying fake websites. Also, it spots the website that tends to steal the personal data of the chrome users. This chrome experiment will be rolled out on the Chrome 86’s desktop versions and will keep all portions of the web address aside except the name of the domain.

Few Important Password/Security Features

Domain names and web URLs

Domain names and web URLs are one of the most significant basic forms of a web platform that allow us quickly to know about the business and location. Sometimes, these URLS become the way to mislead and the scammers and hackers often build up fake websites that seem probable through URLs with typos (For example Yahooo.com) unusual subdomains (statesbank.sign-in.info) or hyphenated domains (securely-gmail.com). Innocent users visit these URLs considering these URLs refer to the lawful companies before being trapped into providing their secret credentials like USER name, Password, and mobile number etc. 


Why this change is required?

Indeed, internet attacks have been muddying the web oceans now these days. Cyber hackers generally use different tactics to change a web URL imperceptibly, by adding the extra letter here and there or replacing letters for characters such as Cyrillic or Greek types. Hence, the change in Chrome is required.

What will happen on Chrome after this change?

At present, if everybody finds the complete URL of a displayed web page in the address bar. On the other hand, after the implementation of new security constraints, the Chrome users who randomly surf various websites will be able to see the domain name only. In other words, instead of viewing the complete URL of a particular web page “https://www.technologycrowds.com/search/label/HTML Agility Pack”, the address bar will just display “technologycrowds.com/”.

Recognizing the  real-world

Their goal is to recognize through real-world utility whether displaying URLs is genuine or malicious. Hence, this method helps users identifying a malicious website, and protects their PC from phishing and cyber-attacks.
However, the needy users who’d still wish to see the complete URLs will find two options on chrome – either by moving the cursor over the address bar or by right-clicking on the displayed URL and choosing “Always show full URLs” from the displayed context menu. Needy users can have the complete URL of malicious websites.

Restrict Phishing and Cyber Hackers

As mentioned above, this special feature of Chrome will be intended to restrict phishing and sting attempts by cyber hackers who satire websites of world-famous brands and companies in what is a verified tactic for influencing many audiences into wrong-trust that the sites are legal.
In a recent survey organized by Google and Illinois University, around 70% of users were hoodwinked when a misleading brand name was part of the URL.

Wrapping Up

To stay away from falling in traps set up by cyber hackers you ought to be more careful when putting personal details on a website. Just check any irregularities or odd in the web URL or the main content of the website and have at its security certificate, terms and conditions while you’re proceeding with it. Also, you need to pass up the clicking on links given you by email; always try to finish by typing method. Always Use two-step authentication for a top level of protection.
Hope, the readers must have got enough knowledge about Cyber security and Google’s step for necessary action in Chrome.

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