Hi Stars,

Essential Browser Security Best Practices for Safe Browsing:

• Use Trusted Browser Extensions Install browser extensions from reputable sources only. Malicious extensions can spy on your activities, steal data, or install malware. Regularly review and remove any unnecessary or suspicious extensions.
• Keep Your Browser Updated Outdated browsers can have vulnerabilities that attackers exploit. Always ensure your browser is up to date by enabling automatic updates or regularly checking for updates manually.
• Be Wary of Suspicious Links and Pop-Ups Don’t click on links or pop-ups from unknown sources, even if they seem harmless. These can lead to phishing websites or install malware on your device.
• Use Secure, HTTPS-Enabled Websites When browsing or making online transactions, ensure the site’s URL starts with "https://". This indicates that the connection is encrypted and more secure.
• Enable Browser Privacy Features Most browsers offer features that improve security and privacy, such as blocking third-party cookies and tracking. Enable these features to reduce your exposure to tracking and malicious ads.
• Regularly Clear Your Browser’s Cache and Cookies Periodically clear your browser’s cache and cookies to avoid being tracked by websites and to protect your personal information stored in cookies.
• Regularly Review Permissions: Some websites request permission to access your camera, microphone, or location. Regularly check and manage these permissions in your browser settings to ensure you’re not exposing unnecessary data to websites.
• Disable Autofill for Sensitive Information: Although convenient, autofill settings can be a security risk, especially if your browser gets compromised. Disable autofill for sensitive information such as passwords, credit card numbers, and personal data.

Thanks & Regards,
SecOps Team