Google Chrome's new autofill feature can now store sensitive information like passports and vehicle IDs, making form-filling faster. However, experts warn that this could increase risks if a user's Google account is compromised, as all that data is concentrated in one place. The cybersecurity community advises against storing sensitive information in browsers due to rising malware threats.

Pakistanis are being urged to change all their passwords immediately following a significant global data breach that has compromised numerous accounts. Authorities recommend enhancing security measures to protect personal information from potential exploitation.