Why chrome securely prompts the account password (now Chrome will issue a warning when the user's password is stolen)

Google has added detailed new features to the latest version of the popular Chrome browser. Most notably, Chrome now warns users whether their passwords have been stolen. This will help users protect themselves from identity theft and data loss.

Google will use the leaked data in different data breaches and notify users when user information is detected in the data breach. The warning will also include a link to check which passwords may have been compromised.

Not everyone watches the security news to learn about the latest data leaks. As a result, most users never know that the details of their online accounts have been leaked by the services they use. For example, my login credentials on LinkedIn and Zomato have been compromised.

If necessary, you can use the available services to check whether any of your network accounts are threatened.

It is worth mentioning that Google has launched a similar feature in the form of Chrome's password checking extension. Now, the same locals have joined Google Chrome.

Google Chrome will now also provide real-time fishing protection. Google has also improved the appearance of the profile you are currently using, so you always know which profile you are using.