The newly-announced program goes beyond the regular two-factor authentication. It’s designed to provide Google’s strongest security for those who need it the most. If you are a journalist, business leader, a political campaign team member, or just someone who values and needs maximum security when using Google’s services, the search giant is now offering an extra layer of security through the all-new Advanced Protection Program. Largely designed for high-profile people who are frequent hacking targets, the program replaces the usual two-factor authentication and takes extra preventative measures to safeguard personal emails and files and block fraudulent account access. The most noticeable change would probably be the physical security key. Instead of having a code sent to your phone in a two-factor authentication format, Google will require that you use your physical key to sign in so that hackers won’t be able to use fake log-in pages to extract sensitive information. Googl...