Chrome’s Incognito mode has a security blind spot, but Google is plugging the hole now
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Google is testing a Chrome security upgrade that would bring real-time phishing and malware protection to Incognito and Guest modes, potentially closing a gap in how the browser handles dangerous websites.
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Chrome’s Incognito mode has a security blind spot, but Google is plugging the hole now
Google is testing a Chrome security upgrade that would bring real-time phishing and malware protection to Incognito and Guest modes, potentially closing a gap in how the browser handles dangerous websites.
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