Google Chrome plots a quantum-safe future for HTTPS
Google Chrome is preparing HTTPS for a post-quantum future with Merkle Tree Certificates, aiming to deliver stronger security without slowing down the web.
Google Chrome is preparing HTTPS for a post-quantum future with Merkle Tree Certificates, aiming to deliver stronger security without slowing down the web.
Starting October 2026, Chrome will enable “Always Use Secure Connections” by default, warning users before visiting non-HTTPS sites. While the change improves security, it should have happened years ago.
1Password is adding credential protection to Perplexity’s Comet AI browser. While safer logins are welcome, privacy concerns about AI browsers remain.