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    2 Fa (Two-Factor Authentication) : @satheeshkv

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    Two-factor authentication (2FA) provides an extra layer of security beyond just a username and password. It helps protect accounts from unauthorized access by requiring users to confirm their identity with a second form of authentication, such as an SMS code or authenticator app code, when logging in. 2FA is an effective way to prevent hackers from taking control of an account since they would need access to both the password and secondary authentication method. Common examples of 2FA include entering an SMS or voice message code, using a push notification, or authenticator app codes when logging into services like Google accounts or online banking.

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    Two-factor authentication (2FA) provides an extra layer of security beyond just a username and password. It helps protect accounts from unauthorized access by requiring users to confirm their identity with a second form of authentication, such as an SMS code or authenticator app code, when logging in. 2FA is an effective way to prevent hackers from taking control of an account since they would need access to both the password and secondary authentication method. Common examples of 2FA include entering an SMS or voice message code, using a push notification, or authenticator app codes when logging into services like Google accounts or online banking.

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    Two-factor authentication (2FA) provides an extra layer of security beyond just a username and password. It helps protect accounts from unauthorized access by requiring users to confirm their identity with a second form of authentication, such as an SMS code or authenticator app code, when logging in. 2FA is an effective way to prevent hackers from taking control of an account since they would need access to both the password and secondary authentication method. Common examples of 2FA include entering an SMS or voice message code, using a push notification, or authenticator app codes when logging into services like Google accounts or online banking.

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    Two-factor authentication (2FA) provides an extra layer of security beyond just a username and password. It helps protect accounts from unauthorized access by requiring users to confirm their identity with a second form of authentication, such as an SMS code or authenticator app code, when logging in. 2FA is an effective way to prevent hackers from taking control of an account since they would need access to both the password and secondary authentication method. Common examples of 2FA include entering an SMS or voice message code, using a push notification, or authenticator app codes when logging into services like Google accounts or online banking.

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    @satheeshkv

    2 FA
    (Two-factor authentication)

    #ExtraLayerAuthorization
    What is the 2 FA ?
    Two-factor authentication (2FA) is a
    method/approach to account security that
    provides an additional layer of security for
    user accounts, apps and networks.

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    @satheeshkv
    Importance of 2 FA

    It helps in protecting you from unauthorized


    user login into your account or taking control
    over your account.

    An effective way of detecting hackers and


    keeping your account safe with an extra
    layer of verification.

    @satheeshkv
    Example:
    When you try to sign in for a Google
    account/Email/Netbanking, if you use 2FA then
    after your username/mail and password are
    provided, Google/Bank will send an OTP to your
    mobile phone number so that you can enter the
    OTP into the system, Google/Bank will accept your
    login.

    @satheeshkv
    Types of 2 FA Products:

    SMS text or Voice Message.


    Push Notification.
    Authenticator Apps (From google,
    Microsoft).
    Hardware Tokens.

    @satheeshkv
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