内容来源：https://blog.google/innovation-and-ai/technology/safety-security/world-password-day-2026/

内容总结：

谷歌推出五大安全工具 助力用户账户防护升级

在世界密码日之际，谷歌总结出五项实用工具与技巧，旨在帮助用户更便捷、安全地管理个人账户。随着电子邮件、照片管理、在线购物及影音娱乐等数字生活日益依赖账户安全，谷歌强调，安全防护不应成为负担，而应嵌入日常使用体验中。

一、通行密钥提速登录
谷歌自2023年起推出通行密钥功能。用户可通过设备自带的指纹、面部识别或屏幕解锁PIN码直接登录账户，无需记忆复杂密码。该方式具备更高安全性，因为生物特征数据仅保存在用户设备中，不会上传至谷歌服务器。

二、两步验证加固防线
即使日常使用通行密钥，开启两步验证仍至关重要。当有人冒充用户并声称丢失密钥时，多重验证机制可为账户提供额外保护层，有效防止非法入侵。

三、亲友协助账号恢复
若用户丢失手机或无法登录，可预先指定最多10名“恢复联系人”。谷歌将通过邮件或消息通知这些信任的人，协助用户完成身份验证并重新登录。此方案不向联系人透露任何账户信息或个人资料。

四、一键登录简化流程
当注册新应用或购物网站时，用户可直接选择“通过Google登录”，免去创建和记忆多个账户与密码的麻烦。该方式还能减少跨平台密码数量，降低因其他网站漏洞导致信息泄露的风险，且用户可随时查看并撤销应用授权。

五、密码管理器智能生成与保存
对于不支持一键登录的网站，谷歌密码管理器可自动生成、保存并同步所有账户的强密码及通行密钥。下次登录时，系统将在各设备间自动填充，安全又便捷。

谷歌建议用户可自选一项或全部启用上述功能，花费少量时间进行设置，即可长期保障账户安全与登录顺畅。

中文翻译：

Google 提供的五大实用工具，助你守护账号安全
无论是查看邮件、管理家庭照片、购物还是追剧，你的数字生活都离不开在线账号的安全访问。在 Google，我们坚信保障网络安全不应成为负担，因此长期致力于开发工具，让你和信任的人能轻松访问在线生活，同时确保数据对其他人绝对安全。
今天是世界密码日，正适合回顾 Google 的五项工具与小技巧，让你更轻松、更安全地访问 Google 账号及关联应用。

1. 用密钥快速登录
   相比密码乃至一次性验证码等传统多因素验证方式，密钥是更便捷、更安全的在线账号访问方案。2023 年世界密码日，我们为 Google 账号推出了密钥功能。此后，众多网站和应用纷纷采用。使用密钥时，你只需通过设备的屏幕锁（如指纹、面部识别或 PIN 码）即可登录 Google 账号，如同解锁设备一样简单。这也是最安全的登录方式，因为他人既无法猜测也无法复用。请放心，指纹或面部扫描等生物识别数据仅保留在你的设备上，绝不会分享给 Google。
   尝试方法：在 myaccount.google 创建新密钥。

2. 开启两步验证，增加安全保障
   即便日常使用密钥，也需通过两步验证加强账号安全。若有人冒充你声称丢失密钥，账号将获得多因素防护。
   尝试方法：在 Google 账号中设置两步验证。

3. 借助亲友协助找回 Google 账号
   手机丢失却需登录 Google 账号？恢复联系人功能可解燃眉之急。你可指定信任的人协助验证身份，当你无法访问账号时，Google 会向该联系人发送提示或邮件，助你重新登录。当其他恢复方式不可用时，这是简单又安全的账号找回方式。每个账号最多可设置 10 个恢复联系人，他们无法访问你的账号或个人信息。
   尝试方法：设置你的恢复联系人。

4. 使用 Google 登录，简化流程并提升安全性
   注册新应用或购物网站时，无需创建和记忆新用户名密码，轻点“通过 Google 登录”即可用 Google 账号快速登录。该功能可减少你在不同应用和服务中存储的密码数量，从而降低因其他平台安全事件导致信息泄露的风险。你可随时查看、管理并撤销应用连接权限。
   尝试方法：了解如何使用 Google 登录。

5. 让 Google 密码管理器生成并保存强密码与密钥
   若网站不支持 Google 登录，或你出于某些原因不愿使用，仍可借助 Google 的安全技术确保登录简便安全。Google 密码管理器可帮你创建、保存和管理其他账号的密码与密钥，并跨设备安全存储、同步，下次使用时自动填充。
   尝试方法：在 Google 账号中管理已保存的密码。

选择其中一项工具，或一次性设置全部五项。今日的快速调整，将助你长久保障登录安全与账号可访问性。

英文来源：

5 helpful tools from Google to keep your accounts safe
Whether you’re checking your email, managing your family photos, shopping or watching your favorite shows, your digital life depends on secure access to your online accounts. At Google, we believe that staying safe online shouldn’t feel like a chore, which is why we have long invested in building tools that make your online life easily accessible to you and those you trust, while keeping your data safe from everyone else.
Today is World Password Day, so it's a good moment to review five Google tools and tips that will make access to your Google Account and the apps you use with it easier and safer.

1. Sign in faster with passkeys.
   Passkeys are an easier and safer way to access online accounts compared to passwords and even traditional multi-factor methods such as one-time passwords. We launched passkeys for Google Accounts on World Password Day in 2023. Many websites and apps have embraced them since then. Passkeys let you sign into your Google Account with your device’s screen lock — such as a fingerprint, face or PIN, making sign-in feel as simple as unlocking your device. They’re also the most secure way to sign in because no one else can guess or reuse them. And rest assured, biometric data like your fingerprint or face scan stays on your device and is never shared with Google.
   How to try it: Create a new passkey at myaccount.google.
2. Turn on 2-Step Verification as an added safeguard.
   Even when you normally use a passkey, it’s important to secure your account with 2SV. If someone tries to impersonate you and claims to have lost your passkey, your account gets multi-factor protection.
   How to try it: Set up 2-Step Verification in your Google Account.
3. Get back into your Google account with help from a friend or family member.
   Lost your phone but need to sign into your Google Account? Recovery Contacts can help. It lets you choose someone you trust to help confirm it’s really you if you’re locked out of your account. Google will send your contact a prompt or an email to help you sign back in. It’s a simple, secure way to regain access to your account when other recovery options aren’t available. You can have up to 10 recovery contacts for your account. Your recovery contacts will never have access to your account or your personal information.
   How to try it: Set up your recovery contacts.
4. Sign in with Google to simplify sign-ins and boost security.
   Instead of creating and remembering a new username and password when you’re signing in to a new app or shopping site, you can tap “Sign in with Google” to sign in quickly and easily with your Google Account. Sign in with Google helps you reduce the number of passwords stored across different apps and services, which can limit exposure if another platform experiences a security incident. You stay in control of your connections and can review and remove app access at any time.
   How to try it: Learn how to use Sign in with Google.
5. Let Google Password Manager create (and save) strong passwords — and passkeys.
   If a site doesn’t support Sign-in with Google, or you don’t want to use it for any reason, you can still rely on Google’s security expertise to keep your sign-ins simple and safe. Google Password Manager can help create, save and manage your passwords and passkeys for all your other accounts. It securely stores and syncs your passwords and passkeys across devices, and autofills them the next time you need to use them.
   How to try it: Manage your saved passwords from your Google Account.
   Use one of these tools — or set up all five. A few quick updates you make today can help keep your sign-ins secure and your accounts accessible in the long run.