google security 'advanced protection' is most at-risk hacking targets.

google previously implements several high-level features such as login alerts and two-factor authentication to keep your Google account secure.

Still, if you stay extra paranoid, Google has just launched its biggest ever security feature, called "Advanced Protection," which performs it easier for users, who are normally at high risk of targeted online attacks, to lock fluff their Google accounts like never before.

"We took this unusual step because there is an overlooked minority of our users that are at particularly high risk of targeted online attacks," the company said in a blog post announcing the program on Tuesday. 

"For example, these might be campaign staffers preparing for an upcoming election, journalists who need to protect the confidentiality of their sources, or people in abusive relationships seeking safety."

Also if a hacker anyhow knows your key—using superior phishing attacks, zero-day achievements or spyware—and tries to enter your Google report, they will not be able to get in.To allow Google's Advanced Protection point, yourself will require two corporeal security passkeys that work with FIDO Universal 2nd Factor (U2F)—which suggests a hardware-based two-factor authentication that does not need deep systems via SMS or emails.

To log into your Google description from a computer or laptop will require a special USB staff while obtaining from a smartphone or folder will similarly require a Bluetooth-enabled dongle, paired with your phone.

"They [security devices] use public-key cryptography and digital signatures to prove to Google that it's really you," the post reads. "An attacker who does not have your Security Key is automatically blocked, even if they have your password."

Google's Advanced Protection offer three highlights to keep your account secure:

1. Physical Security Key: Signing into your account requires a U2F security key, checking other people (even with access to your password) from logging into your account.
2. Limit data access and sharing: Enabling this feature allows only Google apps to get access to your account for now, though other trusted apps will be added over time.
3. Blocking fraudulent account access: If you lose your U2F security key, the report improvement method will require further steps, "including additional studies and applications for more details about why you've lost entrance to your account" to prevent fraudulent account access.

Advanced Protection piece is not produced for everyone, but simply for characters, like announcers, government leaders, and activists, who are at a bigger risk of being targeted by difficulty or complicated hackers and ready to reduce some relief for considerably increased e-mail protection.

Recently, if you require enrolling in the Advanced Protection Program, you will demand Google Chrome, because only Chrome supports the U2F measure for Security Keys. Nevertheless, that technology requires different browsers to incorporate this feature soon.