Google launches the latest version of its Titan security key

Recently, Google announced the launch of the latest version of the Titan security key at the Cyber ​​Security Summit in New York (USA).

Google's Titan Security Key comes in USB-A ($30) and USB-C ($35) versions. Both versions feature near-field communication (NFC), allowing for quick pairing with mobile devices.

Hardware security keys are a highly effective and independent security solution in today's complex cybersecurity landscape.

Google's Titan Security Keys, capable of storing more than 250 public-private encryption pairs, are now considered the best among FIDO2-certified online passwordless security keys in the world .

Google has hired two independent testing companies, NCC Group and Ninja Labs, to evaluate and guarantee the security features of the new security key.

Google also said it will give away 100,000 new Titan security keys for free to high-risk individuals and organizations around the world by 2024.

The effort is part of Google's “Advanced Protection Program,” which gives vulnerable users extended account monitoring and protection from online threats.

Security keys offer unique protection because they are standalone, separate devices. However, they still need to be secured to ensure that their weaknesses are not exploited.

Any security method has certain vulnerabilities. In 2019, Google had to recall and replace Titan BLE security keys due to a vulnerability in the Bluetooth connection process.

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