Google has announced a new feature in its Chrome browser, which allows the password -built -in password managers to automatically change the user’s password when detecting accounts.
“When Chrome detects a compromised password during login, Google Password Manager offers the user to automatically fix it,” Google Ashima Arara, Chirag Desai and Eiji Kitamura – Note. “On supported Chrome websites can create a strong replacement and automatically update the password for the user.”
The function is built on Password dispatcherExisting opportunities to create strong passwords during registration and credentials that have been detected during data violation.
With the automated Google Password change, the idea is that the idea is to reduce the friction and help users to keep their accounts safe without having to look for appropriate account settings or give up the process in the middle.
Website owners can support this feature accept The following methods –
- Use AUTOCOMPLEE = “Current-Password” and AutoComplete = “New-Password”
- Configure redirect by
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“It would be much easier if password executives could move with the user directly to the Change-Password URL,” Kitamura – Note. “Here is a famous URL to change passwords that becomes useful.”
“By reserving the famous URL path that redirects the user to the” Change Password “page, the site can easily redirect users to the right place to change their passwords.”
Development comes when companies are increasingly moving on PassKeys as a stronger alternative to the protection of accounts from potential absorption attacks. Previously this month Microsoft – Note This makes PassKeys a default method when signing new customer accounts.
