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Test your knowledge of user authentication methods.

by MadihaHena
1

In username/password authentication, what is the primary factor verification?

Choose one or more answers

2

Which method uses unique finger patterns for access?

3

Facial recognition falls under which authentication factor?

4

A common risk with passwords is that they can be...

5

What does multi-factor authentication (MFA) require?

6

A fingerprint scanner is an example of which type of authentication?

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What is a common way to fool facial recognition systems?

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What is the primary purpose of user authentication?

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Passwords are a knowledge factor; they rely on what the user knows.

Fingerprint is a biometric factor; others are non-biometric methods.

Facial features are inherent to the user, making it biometric.

Passwords can be exposed or easily guessed if weak or reused.

MFA strengthens security by combining factors like something you know, have, or are.

Biometrics verify identity through physiological characteristics.

Photos or masks can impersonate a person if safeguards aren’t in place.

Authentication confirms who the user is to allow appropriate access.

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