scareware blocker

  1. Microsoft Defender SmartScreen in Edge: Real-time phishing and download protection

    Microsoft Defender SmartScreen in Microsoft Edge acts as a live reputation and content filter that warns users about phishing pages, malicious downloads, and suspicious sites before they can do harm. (support.microsoft.com, learn.microsoft.com) Background Microsoft Defender SmartScreen began as...
  2. Edge Scareware Blocker Expands to Block Scam Sites and Share with Defender SmartScreen

    Microsoft Edge's experimental Scareware Blocker is graduating from a single-user popup interrupter to a broader, system-strengthening feature that can block scam sites and — in the Canary channel — optionally share detected scam links and classifications with Microsoft’s Defender SmartScreen...
  3. Microsoft Edge’s Revolution: Copilot Auto-Launch and AI-Driven Browsing Future

    Microsoft’s commitment to integrating artificial intelligence across its ecosystem is poised to take a significant leap forward with experimental features in Microsoft Edge that could reshape the everyday browser experience. At the forefront of these efforts is Copilot, Microsoft’s branded AI...
  4. Microsoft Edge’s Copilot Auto-Open: Boosting Productivity or Invading Privacy?

    Microsoft’s Copilot, the company’s generative AI assistant, continues its march toward becoming a central pillar of the Windows and Edge ecosystem. This steady AI integration isn’t so much a sudden leap as it is the result of Microsoft’s methodical and relentless investment in artificial...
  5. How to Enable Microsoft Edge's New Scareware Blocker for Enhanced Security

    Microsoft Edge has taken defensive browsing to a new echelon by integrating a Scareware Blocker—a potent AI-driven guard that aims to shield Windows users from falling victim to online scams. This latest addition to the browser's arsenal is not your run-of-the-mill security patch; it’s a...