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Bleeping Computer · 1d

Google launches customizable Web Store for Enterprise extensions

Google has officially launched its Chrome Web Store for Enterprises, allowing organizations to create a curated list of extensions that can be installed in employees' web browsers.

The Verge on MSN · 1d

Google is giving IT more control over your Chrome extensions

Google has announced some new business features that can help IT admins better manage Chrome browser extensions, a popular attack vector for cybercriminals. A curated Chrome Web Store experience is launching today for Enterprise workspaces that allows pre-approved extensions to be displayed on the landing page,

SiliconANGLE · 1d

Google announces new Chrome Web Store for enterprise browser extension control

The new Chrome Web Store, part of Chrome Enterprise Core, allows employees a simple landing page where they can discover and choose extensions pre-approved by information technology staff. This allows the security and IT departments to vet extensions to prevent users from grabbing their own from the web.

New Google Chrome Security Warning For 3 Billion Users—Act Now

Google has issued a high-severity security warning for billions of Chrome browser users across Windows, Mac, Linux and Android—don’t ignore it, act now to stay safe.

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Brace for fully custom Chrome Web Stores for every organization

Google launched Chrome Web Store for enterprises with specialized controls for shopping only approved add-ons. The private ...

1don MSN

Google Chrome extensions hit in major attack - dozens of developers affected, so be on your guard

Hackers have managed to compromise dozens of legitimate Google Chrome extensions in what appears to be a highly sophisticated ...

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Google Chrome Update—Bad News For Microsoft Windows

It’s no surprise Google is desperate to keep Chrome within its stable, pushing back on the DOJ’s campaign to force a sale of ...

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ChatGPT’s head of product will testify in the US government’s case against Google

The U.S. government has picked Nick Turley, ChatGPT's head of product, to testify in its antitrust case against Google.

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