Wednesday, 25 July 2018
You should already be using two-factor authentication to prevent unauthorized access to your online accounts. While your phone is up to the task of helping you with that, Google believes it’s time for to take the next step: using a physical security key. At its ongoing Google Cloud Next event, the company announced that it’s launched the Titan Security Key, which lets you log in to your account on your desktop by authenticating your identity with over USB or Bluetooth. The Titan key’s USB version plugs into your laptop, while the Bluetooth one works wirelessly and lasts up to six…
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