Google Chrome new security feature prevents malicious websites from attacking your home network

Google is bringing a big update for users using Google Chrome. Google Chrome browser is now going to be much safer. Soon a security feature is going to be introduced in it which will protect the user’s home network so that no one can break into it and tamper with other devices. This security feature has been named Private Network Access for Navigation Requests which is its codename. Let’s know about this new safety feature.

Google Chrome’s new safety feature is going to prove to be very useful. This new safety feature of Chrome has been developed by XDA Developers Spot It has been done. According to the report ChromaStatus But this feature has been mentioned. In which the feature blocks the navigation requests received during website browsing. Due to which it works like a shield for the user’s home network. Usually the process looks very smooth when clicking on a link or going to a new website. But there are some websites that secretly send the user to such websites which can be harmful.

Chrome’s new security feature works like a checkpoint that blocks navigation requests coming from dangerous websites. So before these websites can harm your other devices, it stops them right there. Under the Private Network Access security feature, the browser checks the origin point of the request, then checks if it has come from a secure source or not. After that, it also checks the destination website to see if there is a checkpoint to accept this navigation request. Overall, it checks the websites and the device from both sides. It ensures that there is no malware in it.

Google Chrome is said to be the most used web browser in the world with a market share of about 70%. Despite having browsers available on Mac, Windows or other operating systems, users use Chrome. This makes it a popular browser. Due to this reason, it also becomes the first choice of hackers for cyber attacks. Therefore, the company is now going to add one more layer to its security. Since in the age of internet, almost all the devices in homes are connected to the internet, including the security locks of the house, in this regard, Google seems to be even more serious about the security of Chrome.