5 Multi-Factor Authentication Vulnerabilities and How to Resolve Them

Multi-factor authentication (MFA) raises the bar in cybersecurity by requiring users to prove their identity in more than one way before accessing a network. Hackers can bypass the single authentication process of providing a username and password, learned, say, through phishing or identity theft. A second verification method, then, is a handy way to confirm a user is genuine.

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