IT Home November 1 News October is the United States' National Cybersecurity Advocacy Month. In response to this, Google launched a series of new features related to login process and account use.
One of the notable ones is that Google requires JavaScript 4 to be enabled during security checks in the login account and when deleting harmful applications. Google requires that users need to conduct security assessments when logging in to ensure that users are "logged in without any suspicious content", and this detection requires users to enable JavaScript.
Google said that in order to save bandwidth or speed up web page loading, a small number of users (0.1%) will choose to keep JavaScript closed. Google recommends that users should keep JavaScript enabled when logging in to their account.
Google said it will take steps to protect the security of users' accounts. If potential unauthorized activity is detected, these will automatically trigger
verification of critical security settings, helping to ensure that your account is not subject to other attacks and that the other party cannot access your account by restoring phone numbers or email addresses.
protects your other accounts because your Google account may be the entrance to other service accounts, and its hijacking may also cause other accounts to be attacked.
View financial activity to see if any payment methods related to your account (such as credit cards or Google Pay) have been abused.
View content and files to see if any Gmail or Drive data has been accessed or misused.
