Dear Students,
Multi-factor authentication (or MFA for short) is a technique used in IT that requires a user to present at least two different factors that proves their identity. One factor we are all familiar with is the use of a username and password. However, having only this layer of security could leave an account vulnerable if the password was stolen. With MFA in place, even if a user’s password is compromised, another form of user verification would be required before account access...