Because more people will click on it and read it. Call it "Countering CVE-0284-b" and 50 people will read it. Go with a political catalyst title and you get tho

Because more people will click on it and read it. Call it "Countering CVE-0284-b" and 50 people will read it. Go with a political catalyst title and you get thousands if hits, even if they then close the tab immediately. It means more random user-agent/referrer data for them and I'm guessing more domain authority or whatever that crap is. It's marketing. The article concludes with how the Google Chrome safe browsing list was updated bla bla bla. It's all just marketing. That's how Google operates. Everything is a shop window. Everything you say, do and make. Google is the market research company. Except they've repeatedly created products that no one wanted and killed them. But that's a form of market research when you have a lot of money. I feel like Google collects so much information it probably doesn't get much sense out of it. Who knows