Today, the web has become not only smarter but also faster. And much more dangerous. Millions of people browse the internet daily for work, shopping, banking, studies, and communication. However, cybercriminals do not rest on their laurels and create new ways of phishing, new malicious websites, new online stores, and even artificial intelligence-generated attacks. Of course, traditional security measures like pop-up blockers, password manager, and safe-browsing lists remain useful. But now they cannot keep up with the evolution of cybercriminals' tactics. The artificial intelligence (AI) can be used in browser security to recognize and respond to suspicious activity and detect and prevent potential threats to users. Popular browsers like Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Mozilla Firefox, Safari, and privacy-oriented browsers have AI-driven security features that allow improving browser protection while providing a better experience for users. In this article, we'll review browse...
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