Google Drive now warns you when you're about to open a suspicious file

It will start displaying a yellow warning banner for phishing and ransomware. What you need to know Google announced a new feature that warns you about suspicious files on Drive. A yellow banner will show up at the top of a document that potentially contains malware. The same security measure was previously rolled out to Docs, Sheets, Slides, and Drawings. Some Google Drive users may not be stranger to various forms of attacks distributed through the platform, including phishing lure and ransomware attacks. To help you stay on top of potentially malicious files, Google has introduced a new security feature to Drive. Google Drive will now start displaying a warning banner when you are about to download and open a potentially dubious document, image, or any type of file. The new feature is rolling out across all Google Workspace, G Suite Basic and G Suite Business tiers. The yellow banner shows up at the top of an attachment page after you click on a link. It should appear bef...
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