From zdnet.com
![Close up of the board](https://zdnet2.cbsistatic.com/hub/i/r/2019/06/12/a380f26f-ebad-4970-bc17-bb9959611ffb/resize/770x578/67449feec9fbc96c383e7394e0e03f7e/005.jpg)
Google has been pushing its Titan two-factor authentication security keys as the best way to protect Google Accounts from hacking and phishing, especially high-value accounts that are regularly probed and attacked. The key is used as part of Google’s Advanced Protection Program.
Recently, a bug was discovered with the Bluetooth Titan key, and Google issued users replacements. Since I’m a Titan user, this meant that I had an old key to play with. So, what better use for it than to tear it apart.