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What is Two-Factor Authentication?

Signing in with two different proofs, such as your password plus a code from your phone, so a stolen password alone is not enough to get in.

password + phone code · open

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Two-factor authentication asks for…

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After a fake email tricked one volunteer, the nonprofit turned on two-factor authentication, so every login now also needs a code from Microsoft Authenticator.

In the illustration

The dial turns to the right combination but the bolt holds; a six-digit code card slides from the phone dock into the second lock and the bolt draws back.

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Write a one-page guide to turning on two-factor authentication for our volunteers in your workspace: why it matters, the steps, and what to do if you lose your phone.

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