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2FA is something you know and something you have. So fingerprint gives you part 2 and password gives you part 1. No need for an additional MFA device.
by officelineback 10y ago
2FA is something you know and something you have.
So fingerprint gives you part 2 and password gives you part 1.
No need for an additional MFA device.
- rosser 10y agoNo. Your parent's comment is correct: fingerprints should be usernames, not passwords. An MFA device is still warranted.