Which authentication method would you choose? Soon, we will see ID wallets as a standard option for authentication, but how well do you know the differences between these options? Let’s break it down quickly by comparing them across three key metrics: security, privacy, and user experience.
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Most of us now use MFA, but what actually is it? MFA, or multi-factor authentication, adds an additional layer of security to your accounts to combat cybercriminals. As the name suggests, there are multiple ways you can verify your identity. These can be split into three categories; something you know, something you have, and something you are. Something you know - passwords, PIN codes, security questions. Something you have - SMS codes via mobile, authenticator apps, hardware token. Something you are - fingerprint scan, facial recognition. Choose at least two of these factors to greatly increase the security of your account or device. Read the blog for more: https://hubs.ly/Q02rCSLF0
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