Posted by Mike Castner and Brooke Heinichen, Safe Browsing Team
Since
launching in 2007, the Safe Browsing team has been dedicated to our mission of protecting users from phishing, malware, and unwanted software on the web. Our coverage currently extends to more than two billion internet-connected devices, including
Chrome users on Android. As part of our commitment to keep our users both protected and informed, we’ve recently launched
several improvements to the way we share information.
Today, we’re happy to announce
a new site for Safe Browsing that makes it easier for users to quickly report malicious sites, access our developer documentation, and find our policies. Our new site also serves as a central hub for our tools, including the
Transparency Report,
Search Console, and
Safe Browsing Alerts for Network Administrators.
The new
Safe Browsing website will be a platform for consolidated policy and help content. We’re excited to make this new, single source of information available to users, developers, and webmasters.
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