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A good explanation for the layperson is: MFA means access requires something you know (a password) and something you have. In the early days of MFA that thing
by Eric_WVGG 2y ago
A good explanation for the layperson is: MFA means access requires something you know (a password) and something you have.
In the early days of MFA that thing meant a cellphone because it was SMS by default, but yeah, a laptop or computer of any kind is a "thing you have" as well.