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Google new security planning

Google's login will no longer be easy
cyber attacks and hacking incidents, the world's largest technical company, Google is planning to give more security to its users. In order to make user accounts more secure, Google is now going to launch a two-step authentication security feature.
According to the report of Boolmerg, Google's maternal organization Alphabet Inc. is launching a security program called the Endured Protection Program. The purpose of this program is to block third party access in Google Drive and email.
For this security program, Google may also make the use of a physical USB Security Key as possible, which will be part of this security suite.

It is expected that this security program should be made for corporate executives, politicians and celebrities, because such people are most likely to have cyberattacks. This program will protect the email and data by day.
Significantly, the latest cyber attack was on Hillary Clinton's election campaign chief John Podesta in 2016. In this hackers hacked Podster's more than 60,000 emails to the public.
According to Bloomberg, Google currently refuses to respond to this new security program.
It is being said that Google's two-level verification tool will include a user's phone number with a password. This phone number will be sent to the user for verification code.

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