Whenever you navigate to a website in Chrome, that page is checked against the list. In order to keep you and your computer protected from harmful websites, Chrome automatically downloads a list of dangerous and malicious websites and stores that list on your computer. Review Chrome's full list of website security indicators to learn more. Never enter personal or sensitive information on an insecure site.

The insecure HTTPS indicator will appear if Chrome detects a problem with a site's secure connection.A secure connection makes it almost impossible for someone to access your information. Always check for this icon when entering sensitive information, like your credit card number or birth date.

The HTTPS indicator will appear if the site is using a secure connection.This is not important for many websites, like a news source or weather forecast, but you should avoid entering sensitive personal information on these pages. The non-SSL indicator will appear for most websites, which means the site is not using a secure connection.Understanding these indicators can help you stay safe when entering personal information online.

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