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Google starts accepting passkeys: Google takes one step closer to getting rid of passwords completely. Google has started accepting passkeys or digital keys. Users can now use passkeys and ditch their passwords and two-step verification codes entirely when signing in.
Google said they have identified "the attackers behind the GhostWriter threat group targeting Ukrainian government and military officials" and have "blocked these attempts".
Tech giant Google has announced $15 million towards relief efforts in Ukraine, in the wake of recent military invasion into the country by Russia.The aid includes $5 million from employee matching campaigns and $5 million in direct grants. The ...
Google Titan security keys are getting new versions with USB Type-A and USB Type-C connectivity. Both security keys will also feature NFC, a functionality earlier available only with USB Type-A security key. The USB Type-A security key will retail for $30 (roughly Rs. 2,200) and the USB Type-C security key will retail for $35 (roughly Rs. 2,600). Google is discontinuing the Bluetooth Titan security key but will honour users warranty.