There’s a new hacking method making the rounds and it’s as clever as it is annoying. According to a new report, attackers are using the Kiosk Mode of Chrome to put the browser into full-screen mode, which then refuses to let you do anything else until you input your Google password. At that point, of course, your password is stolen.

Google has been rolling out features, updates, and enhancements to maximize easier accessibility, tab management, and productivity for Workspace users during the past few months. Chrome is even experimenting with suggesting pages users can revisit based on the tabs they've opened on other devices.

Google is adding a new daily calendar overview in newly opened Chrome tabs for Workspace users with easy access to schedules and video calls. That way, when you’re signed in with your organization’s account, the first thing you’ll see is your appointments and meetings, in addition to files stored in Google Drive.

Google just made passwords redundant with this stunning Chrome passkeys announcement. Here’s what you need to know.

Hackers are using a new method to steal your Google password, and it happens from the official sign-in page. The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inbox

Google Chrome, the world's most popular browser, is setting itself up for the future and switching to a post-quantum encryption channel.

Google has confirmed multiple new security vulnerabilities in the Chrome web browser; users are advised to force an update now.