Google rolls out improved malware protection for Advanced Protection users

Google's Advanced Protection program is aimed at people at high risk of targeted online attacks, such as journalists and activists. What you need to know Users of Google's Advanced Protection Program can now access improved malware protection in Chrome. In addition to warning users when downloading a dangerous file, Chrome will now let them send the file to be scanned by Google's malware detection technology. The cloud-hosted scans use static and dynamic analysis techniques to evaluate whether a file may be dangerous. In August last year, Google expanded its Advanced Protection Program to Chrome, bringing greater protection against risky downloads to users of its Advanced Protection Program. The search giant is now rolling out improved malware protection in Chrome for Advanced Protection users. Users in the Advanced Protection Program will now be able to scan risky files using Google Safe Browsing's malware detection technology. Whenever users download a file in Chrome, Safe B...
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