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Authentication Methods Quiz

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What is an example of a possession factor in authentication?

Password

Smart card (correct)

Security question

Biometric data

What is the principal factor categorized as 'inherence' in authentication?

Password

Security token

PIN code

Fingerprint (correct)

What makes an authentication technology strong?

Using biometric data only

Having a complex password

Being multifactor (correct)

Requiring frequent password changes

What is the purpose of 2-step verification?

To use a soft token to check the authenticity of a sign-in request Signup and view all the answers

What is another term for a soft token?

One-time password (OTP) Signup and view all the answers

Which authentication method is typically installed to a trusted device under the sole control of the user?

Authenticator application Signup and view all the answers

What is typically used to establish a trust relationship between the service and an authenticator app?

Encryption keys Signup and view all the answers

What type of devices are typically compliant with Fast Identity Online (FIDO) version 2 standards?

Hard tokens Signup and view all the answers

In multifactor authentication, requiring a PIN along with what is NOT considered multifactor?

First school attended Signup and view all the answers

Which method might be used to deliver a soft token code to the user?

Both A and B Signup and view all the answers

What must the user do to authorize the sign-in request when using an authenticator app?

Unlock the device Signup and view all the answers

What must the user do to transmit credentials to the service when using a hard token?

Connect the token and authorize it Signup and view all the answers

Authentication Methods Quiz

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Questions and Answers

What is an example of a possession factor in authentication?

What is the principal factor categorized as 'inherence' in authentication?

What makes an authentication technology strong?

What is the purpose of 2-step verification?

What is another term for a soft token?

Which authentication method is typically installed to a trusted device under the sole control of the user?

What is typically used to establish a trust relationship between the service and an authenticator app?

What type of devices are typically compliant with Fast Identity Online (FIDO) version 2 standards?

In multifactor authentication, requiring a PIN along with what is NOT considered multifactor?

Which method might be used to deliver a soft token code to the user?

What must the user do to authorize the sign-in request when using an authenticator app?

What must the user do to transmit credentials to the service when using a hard token?

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