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How MFA gets hacked — and strategies to prevent it
The security benefits of multifactor authentication (MFA) are well-known, yet MFA continues to be poorly, sporadically, and inconsistently implemented, undercutting its effectiveness as a security tool while often saddling users with an…
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The security benefits of multifactor authentication (MFA) are well-known, yet MFA continues to be poorly, sporadically, and inconsistently implemented, undercutting its effectiveness as a security tool while often saddling users with an extra workflow burden — one of many obstacles to MFA’s success.
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