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Meanings of multifactor authentication in English

Russian
многофакторная аутентификация
Portuguese
identificação por dois fatores
Spanish
autenticación multifactor
Catalan
autenticació multifactor

Authentication method in which a computer user is granted access only after successfully presenting two or more pieces of evidence (or factors) to an authentication mechanism.

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многофакторная аутентификация
Usage of multifactor authentication in English
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Your data stays safe in your home, where it's protected by multifactor authentication, including a physical security key.
Wired
2
That means checking that their virtual private networks are patched, implementing multifactor authentication, and testing out remote access scenarios.
Wired
3
Patco also accused the bank of failing to implement "best" security practices of requiring customers to use multifactor authentication.
Wired
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The weak account password, combined with the lack of multifactor authentication protection, gave the attackers all the system rights they needed.
Wired
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A patch has since been issued, so make sure you have the latest version, and also consider using multifactor authentication whenever possible.
Wired
6
If their credentials are stolen and they aren't using multifactor authentication, an attacker will still be able to access everything the victim could.
Wired
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The vast majority of these attacks can be stopped by implementing multifactor authentication on all web email accounts and simply being "vigilant", he says.
The Irish Times