Googles Chrome browser has added a new feature that could go a long way in preventing a form of account takeover thats grown increasingly common as users adopt two factor authentication, passkeys, and similar protections. The new Chrome protection is known as device bound session credentials DBSCs. The measure stores a unique encryption key in a silicon resident fortress thats built into the device running the browser. On Windows machines, this fortress is called a TPM, short for Trusted...
