Google has added another security feature to Chrome that makes it more secure to use and store your password. Users will now be notified if passwords stored in their Chrome browsers are compromised and provide a way to correct this.
To ensure that user passwords are not shared directly with Google, they will be protected by a special form of encryption before being sent to Google. It will then be compared with a list of credentials known to be publicly compromised.
Once it’s certain that your password has been compromised by some unscrupulous element, Google will provide you with a direct link to a form to change the password immediately, making the process easier.