Which Multifactor Authentication is the Right One? - Matt Barnett - ESW #208
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11/27/20
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It's widely-accepted that multifactor is a best practice for authentication, but there are a variety of implementations (e.g., smart cards, push notifications, OTPs). We'll talk through the benefits and drawbacks of each and explore why Microsoft's director of identity security just published a blog post about abandoning text messages for Office365/Azure authentication.
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