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Chrome and Firefox plugins provides a browser context-menu option for opening URLs in a Cloud Browser secure and private session. This provides a simple method for ensuring you remain anonymous and your workstation is protected from malware.

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is it possible to open the browser inside gcp cloud shell, or alternatively is it possible to have a desktop access to the cloud shell through the browser ? I am trying to run istio inside cloud shell, which I have done successfully. However to view the sample application I need to open a browser inside the cloudshell itself. I am not sure how to do it from my browser on my laptop and what uri I should use.

After you have access to your Google Admin console, here's how to enroll the devices where you want to manage Chrome browsers. You'll then be able to enforce policies for any users who open Chrome browser on an enrolled device.

(Optional) By default, if enrollment fails, for example if the enrollment token is invalid or revoked, Chrome will start in an unmanaged state. Instead, if you want to prevent Chrome browser from starting if enrollment fails, set CloudManagementEnrollmentMandatory under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Google\Chrome to true

When you use the reg file, Chrome browser will still respect the CloudManagementEnrollmentMandatorypolicy in Option 1, blocking launch if enrollment fails. See the note above if you're enrolling machines imaged from the same Windows source.

Push the token to your browser as a policy named CloudManagementEnrollmentToken. To set policies on Apple Mac devices, you must use mobile management software, such as, Apple Profile Manager, Jamf, Workspace ONE, and so on.

(Optional) By default, if enrollment fails (for example if the enrollment token is invalid or revoked), Chrome will start in an unmanaged state. If you instead want to prevent Chrome browser from starting if enrollment fails, create a file called CloudManagementEnrollmentOptions under /Library/Google/Chrome/ with the text Mandatory (case sensitive). This file must be encoded as a .txt file, but should not have the .txt filename extension.

(Optional) By default, if enrollment fails (for example if the enrollment token is invalid or revoked), Chrome will start in an unmanaged state. If you instead want to prevent Chrome browser from starting if enrollment fails, create a file called CloudManagementEnrollmentOptions under /etc/opt/chrome/policies/enrollment/ with the text Mandatory (case sensitive). This file must be encoded as a .txt file, but should not have the .txt filename extension.

After setting the enrollment token using one of the methods in Step 2, on the managed device, quit Chrome browser (if it's open) and then launch it again. You can use your Admin console to confirm enrollment.

Just after registering, not many fields are populated. You need to enable browser reporting to access detailed reporting information. For more information, see Step 4: Enable Chrome browser reporting.

Unenrolling a browser from Chrome Browser Cloud Management removes the cloud policies that were on the device, and sets its device token as invalid the next time Chrome is opened, or the next time Chrome tries to contact Chrome Browser Cloud Management. Platform policies and cloud-based user policies are not affected. Unenrolling devices from Chrome Browser Cloud Management also deletes the data that's already uploaded to the Admin console.

Enrollment tokens are only used during enrollment. They can be revoked after enrollment and enrolled browsers will still be registered. For detailed information on enrollment tokens, see the Chrome Browser Cloud Management whitepaper.

No. Each device you set up must use a unique device token. If you use a system image to deploy Chrome browser, make sure that the image does not include a device token. Otherwise, every device will try to use the value from the image and your deployment will fail.

Using this sample code, you will be able to retrieve an access token which you can use to call the API. For example, if your key file is stored in /home/private_key.json and the admin account you want to use to make the request is admin@domain.com then you would run the exetuable with the following arguments:

Limitation: The nextPageToken returned by the listing request has a 1 hour lifetime. If your listing request has a large number of Chrome browser devices, your page token may expire before you can finish listing all the devices. In this case you may want to apply a filter to your listing request in order to reduce the number of devices returned by the query. Typically, filtering by OU is a good way to reduce the number of results.

When using the "query" parameter in a list request, every term in the query must be matched in a specific browser device in order to be valid. If you specify no operators (fields) in the query then the search will find a browser that has all the specified terms across all internally indexed text fields. For example if your query is: "query=machine 73", this will return a browser that has both the term "machine" and "73" in all the fields which could be returned in a browser device like the following:

Note 1: All provided examples use the 'query' parameter in the request. They parameter value must be properly escaped in the URL (i.e. to escape spaces with multi condition requests).

Hi folks, I work in Security for my company and a user has requested approval to use Jupyter Notebooks. My job is to assess whether it poses a risk to my company in any way. A big part of that is assessing the nature of the app/service - is it installed on a computer or completely web-based? Despite scanning websites for almost 2 hours I am not clear on this - Jupyter seems to be either something you install or something you can just log into via web browser and get to coding.

Regardless of whether it is installed or used in a web browser, is any part of user input stored on any cloud-based servers anywhere? Are there any other inherent risks I should know about (e.g. XSS attacks)? He is specifically interested in Jupyter Notebooks.

Thanks Jweill. If one uses JupyterLite or either of the SageMaker options, is any part of user input stored on any cloud-based servers? Are there any other inherent risks I should know about (e.g. XSS attacks)? If there is documentation about either or both I would very much like to go over it.

The FCM JavaScript API lets you receive notification messages inweb apps running in browsers that support thePush API.This includes the browser versions listed in thissupport matrix and Chrome extensionsvia the Push API.

If you are currently using FCM for web and want to upgrade to SDK6.7.0 or later, you must enable theFCM Registration APIfor your project in the Google Cloud Console. When you enable the API,make sureyou are logged in to Cloud Console with the same Google account you use forFirebase, and make sure to select the correct project. New projects adding theFCM SDK have this API enabled by default.

The FCM Web interface uses Web credentials called "VoluntaryApplication Server Identification," or "VAPID" keys, to authorize send requeststo supported web push services. To subscribe your app to push notifications, youneed to associate a pair of keys with your Firebase project. You can eithergenerate a new key pair or import your existing key pair through the FirebaseConsole.

If you have an existing key pair you are already using with your web app, youcan import it to FCM so that you can reach your existing web appinstances through FCM APIs. To import keys, you must haveowner-level access to the Firebase project. Import your existing public andprivate key in base64 URL safe encoded form:

The method getToken(): Promiseallows FCM to use the VAPID key credential when sending messagerequests to different push services. Using the key you generated or importedaccording to the instructions inConfigure Web Credentials with FCM,add it in your code after the messaging object is retrieved:

When you need to retrieve the current registration token for an app instance, first request notification permissions from the user with Notification.requestPermission().When called as shown, this returns a token if permission is granted or rejects the promiseif denied:function requestPermission() { console.log('Requesting permission...'); Notification.requestPermission().then((permission) => { if (permission === 'granted') { console.log('Notification permission granted.');

FCM requires a firebase-messaging-sw.js file. Unless you already have a firebase-messaging-sw.js file, create an empty file with that name and place it in the root of your domain before retrieving a token. You can add meaningful content to the file later in the client setup process.

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