1. Zachary blum Sam Garcia Courtney Sullivan
Authentication
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Sam Garcia
Courtney Sullivan

2. Good Authentication techniques
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3. Types of Authentication
Single Factor
Two Factor
Multi-Factor

4. Single Factor Simplest of all forms of Authentication
Uses one of the three general rules for Authentication
Reasonably breakable
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Example: password on your computer

5. Example: Banking & Steam Guard
Two Factor (TFA or 2FA)
A protection method which uses two types of credentials.
Sub-section of multi-factor
RSA’s Tokens
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Example: Banking & Steam Guard

6. Multi-Factor
A protection authentication that uses a minimum of two types of credentials.
What the user already knows (Such as a password)
 A biometric authentication. (Such as a fingerprint or iris scan)
Something a user possesses (Such as a mobile device.)
Example: Used in extremely high risk areas

7. PROs and CONs of Multi-Factor Authentication
- Adds extra layers of Security
- Even if one authentication proves unreliable, another remains
- Notifications are sent to users when unusual activity is discovered.
CONS:
-NOTHING IS EVER 100% SAFE FROM ATTACKERS
-User Safety  measures plays a huge role in the protection of the authentication

8. Other Good Practices Be smart about password selection
Don’t save passwords to browser
They are encrypted with general username login password
Use a Password safe or Manager
True Key
LastPass
Dashlane
Be smart and don’t take shortcuts
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