Secure Passwords and Authentication
Students will learn best practices for creating strong passwords and understanding multi-factor authentication.
Key Questions
- Explain the characteristics of a strong, secure password.
- Differentiate between various authentication methods (e.g., passwords, biometrics, MFA).
- Justify the importance of multi-factor authentication in enhancing account security.
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