Glossary
With two-factor authentication you log (A log records what a program or an AI agent did and when, so that afterwards you can trace who triggered what and what happened.) in with two proofs, such as your password and a code on your phone.
A second proof comes on top of the password: a code from an app, a confirmation on your phone or a security key. Someone who only knows your password cannot get into your account.
MFA, multi-factor authentication, is the general term when two or more proofs are required.
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