Chrome is getting better and better at keeping users safe while browsing the web. Recently, Google announced that Chrome will start blocking malicious downloads automatically.
Another change, related to security, Google is changing the warning for phishing attacks to differentiate it from malware warnings.
Normally, when you arrive at a page that Google believes is infected with malware, you'll get a big warning informing you of the risk. The warning page has a red background that makes it a little hard to miss.
Now, however, phishing and SSL warnings will have a yellow background on the page, so that users can recognize the difference between an infected page and something that may not be what they think it is.
The new yellow warning pages appear in the new Chrome Canary version, which will be released soon.
