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Improving Security with Two-Factor Authentication (2FA)
Two-factor authentication, commonly shortened to 2FA, or referred to as two-step verification, dual-factor authentication, or multi-factor authentication; refers to the process whereby users are asked to verify their identity using more than one (typically two) authentication factor. The purpose of using two-factor authentication is to prevent an attacker who has compromised a user’s password from being able to log into an account
Two-factor authentication, commonly shortened to 2FA, or referred to as two-step verification, dual-factor authentication, or multi-factor authentication; refers to the process whereby users are asked to verify their identity using more than one (typically two) authentication factor. The purpose of using two-factor authentication is to prevent an attacker who has compromised a user’s password from being able to log into an account
Two-factor authentication, commonly shortened to 2FA, or referred to as two-step verification, dual-factor authentication, or multi-factor authentication; refers to the process whereby users are asked to verify their identity using more than one (typically two) authentication factor. The purpose of using two-factor authentication is to prevent an attacker who has compromised a user’s password from being able to log into an account
