Explained: Two-Factor vs. Multi-Factor Authentication
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This sponsored article from LastPass explains why adaptive, risk-based multi-factor authentication (MFA) is preferable to traditional two-factor authentication (2FA), highlighting contextual risk assessment, behavioral learning, reduced phishing/SMS vulnerabilities, improved user experience through selective prompts and biometrics, and easier integration with existing identity systems.
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