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Weak password notifications are tested in Google Chrome (how to try)

Last updated: 2020/12/04 at 4:05 PM
Jim Koohyar Biniyaz Published December 5, 2020
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Recently, passwords have been constantly predicting a quick death, but they do not think so far to give way to other methods of protecting accounts. It is important to make sure that users set strong passwords here, and Google experts agree with this position. That is why the Chrome browser will soon warn you about too weak passwords. Logically speaking, such measures should prevent some of the successful brute-force attacks (when an attacker repeatedly brutes a password).

The upcoming Google Chrome feature will validate user credentials, and even more, look for leaks. The innovation will automatically detect and highlight weak passwords. The function is already being tested in builds of Chrome Canary,

How password checking works ?

If you don’t want to wait until a new feature is released in the stable version of your browser, you can install Chrome Canary. By the way, most often these are pretty working builds, which may differ only in a small number of bugs.

Nevertheless, these are still test versions, so you can use them only at your own peril and risk. If you have already downloaded Chrome Canary, then type “Chrome: // flags” in the address bar, enter “weak” in the search field and activate the “Safety check for weak passwords” and “Passwords weakness check” functions.

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Jim Koohyar Biniyaz December 5, 2020
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