> Furthermore, if one of Google's proxy servers is compromised, the threat actor can see and manipulate the traffic going through it. > To mitigate this, Google

> Furthermore, if one of Google's proxy servers is compromised, the threat actor can see and manipulate the traffic going through it. > To mitigate this, Google is considering requiring users of the feature to authenticate with the proxy, preventing proxies from linking web requests to particular accounts, and introducing rate-limiting to prevent DDoS attacks. Who are the "users of the feature" here? The users of the Chrome browser? How will they authenticate? Using their Google accounts?