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Google's Chrome browser has launched a new security feature called device-bound session credentials (DBSCs) to help prevent account takeovers. This feature utilizes secure hardware components on devices to store encryption keys, enhancing protection against session cookie theft.
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Google's Chrome browser has launched a new security feature called device-bound session credentials (DBSCs) to help prevent account takeovers. This feature utilizes secure hardware components on devices to store encryption keys, enhancing protection against session cookie theft.
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Chrome adopts what may be the best protection yet against account takeovers
Google Chrome Introduces Device-Bound Session Credentials to Enhance Account Security