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The iPhone itself benefits from its built-in T1 chip.

Any iOS device has a USB-C security key with a USB-C port (such as iPad Pro).

If the user has an Apple Lightning to USB camera adapter, they can use a lightning security key such as YubiKey 5Ci or any USB security key.

This allows iOS users to click the Titan button on the back of the iPhone when they see a prompt when logging in to the Google website or Google iOS app.

USB-A and Bluetooth Titan security keys with built-in NFC function.

The same is true for earlier security keys.Īfter Google has updated support for hardware security keys on iOS, owners of iOS devices running iOS 13.3 or later can configure more types of security keys for their Google accounts for two-factor authentication (2FA/2SV ).Īfter the configuration is complete, they will be able to verify their identity and use modern security keys to log in to Google’s iOS applications and Google-owned websites via the Safari browser. However, using hardware security keys to access Google accounts or apps on iOS is not easy.

And it protects the account using the password and encrypted signature generated on the security key. So users have been able to pair the security key with the iPhone. The iOS device supports the security key from the beginning. The security key can be linked to the device for login operation via Bluetooth, USB or lightning connection. After the user successfully enters the user name and password, the key will be used as the second verification during the identity verification process. The hardware security key is a device that generates a unique encryption key. W3C WebAuthn is the most advanced security standard for password-less authentication today. Also, it updated iOS applications and online services to increase the security key to support W3C WebAuthn. On June 3 this year, Google added the Titan security key for iOS 13.3 or higher iOS devices.