Google Presents Two Latest Versions Of Titan's Security Key

Google is launching the latest generation Titan Security Key (photo: dock. Google)

JAKARTA The latest version of the Titan's Key to Security at the Cyber Summit, New York City on Wednesday, November 15. This device can be found on the Google Store.

This time, Google released two models from Titan's Security Key, namely a USB-C connection worth 35 US dollars (Rp. 544 thousand) and a USB-A connection worth 30 US dollars (Rp. 466 thousand). Both types have NFC features that can connect to phones and other mobile devices.

Titan's Security Lock was first launched in 2018 to keep user data from phishing to stopping hackers from logging into Google accounts. This security system has been upgraded in the latest version.

Google says that the latest Titan Security Key uses a more secure password-key cryptography. This key also stores more than 250 unique password keys and is simply registered with all favorite password-supporting services.

Credentials and cryptography in Titan's Security Key are part of the FIDO2 system, a product of the FIDO Alliance. Google claims this latest key is the best code key support among the FIDO2 security keys.

Google realizes that the security keys they created have helped users at high risk through the Advanced Protection Program (APP). This program can be used by many people such as campaigns, activists, and journalists.

To expand the greatness of Titan's Key to Security, Google is committed to presenting 100,000 keys for free by 2024. This key is planned to be shared with high-risk individuals in various parts of the world.