Log in to Google services more safely than Security Key

Users will have more information security measures with security key Security Key has just been launched by Google.

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Google has announced a two-factor verification service, using a USB drive ( Security Key ) for users who are particularly concerned about security. This feature is currently working in Chrome and free for Google users, but Google notes that it supports the Universal 2 Factor Protocol (U2F ) open from Alliance FIDO .

Security Key Security Key is a USB that only allows working after verifying the login site is actually Google's website and not a fake page. Instead of typing a code, users simply plug the Security Key into the computer's USB port and click on it when prompted in Chrome. When logging into your Google account using Chrome and Security Key, users can be trusted because the encrypted signature cannot be faked.

Google has pointed out some benefits of using Security Key for services. Compared to using two-step verification codes sent to mobile phones, Security Key provides a better level of protection without requiring a mobile data connection or battery. Google also said that Security Key has good anti-phishing capability because it uses encryption instead of verification code and works automatically only with websites.

Users interested in the Security Key feature will have to purchase a USB device with U2F certification.