Microsoft has been working hard on making Edge a more advanced browser, and while the number of improvements might not be too impressive at first, the under-the-hood tweaks seem to be pretty effective.
This is the result of a new research conducted by NSS Labs, who tried to determine the most secure browser on the market when it comes to socially engineered malware (SEM) and phishing attacks. The organization tested three different browsers, namely Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, and Microsoft Edge, and it turns out that the default Windows 10 browser is actually the most secure.
NSS Labs said that its test comprised 220,918 cases, out of which 5,224 were unique suspicious samples and 304 qualified for the test.
Microsoft Edge performance
Microsoft Edge managed to block no less than 99 percent of the samples thanks to SmartScreen URL filtering and Application Reputation (App Rep), while Google Chrome blocked 85.8 percent, also thanks to technolog...
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Browser Tests Show Microsoft Edge Is More Secure than Google Chrome and Firefox
Microsoft has been working hard on making Edge a more advanced browser, and while the number of improvements might not be too impressive at first, the…
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