< img src = "/uploads/blogs/f1/05/IB-1IJGSGSG27G_5237c6fc.jpg" Alt = "Browser Edge will follow your screen to protect from frauds < P > Microsoft has added a new tool to combating fraudulent sites to its Edge browser. A feature called Screware Blocker uses computer; Rsquo; Emergency Vision and Machine Learning to protect users from dangerous notifications that make you install malware.
< P > The new algorithm helps to identify not only known fraud cases, but also to recognize new threats by characteristic features, reports 24 Channel with reference to The Verge.
~ < P > How to explain in Microsoft, & nbsp; < strong > Scareware Blocker & nbsp; analyzes the entire screen of a fraudulent. . The system works locally without keeping or passing the image to the clouds.< P > If the algorithm fixes the threat, the browser automatically exits full -screen mode, stops video or audio message and reports the user of danger. Next, the user can add a fraudulent site to the ScareWare Blocker database. < Br />< /P > < p > The function is already available in & nbsp; < strng > stable version of Microsoft Edge , but by default it is disconnected. To activate Scareware Blocker, users need to turn it on in the browser settings. < Br />0 ~ /P >