ZDNET’s key takeaways

Chrome will now warn you about suspicious websites.

The browser will also protect you against fake antivirus updates.

Plus, Chrome can now thwart ClickFix social engineering attacks.

Scammers are alive and well on the web, and avoiding their tricks seems like a never-ending battle. Now, Google has beefed up the security in Chrome to further protect you from becoming a victim of online scams.

Also: 5 ways to improve your Chrome browser’s security

1. Warnings about suspicious websites

First up is protection against suspicious websites. Chrome has long warned you about dangerous sites that are known to be malicious. Now, the browser will also notify you if a site is deemed suspicious. The warning that appears on the screen may specifically tell you that the site doesn’t seem right, as it’s similar to other sites associated with phishing, malware, and scams.…