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Which of the following best describes mutual authentication?
The process where the session is authenticated on both ends
What is the purpose of mutual authentication?
To prevent man in the middle attacks
How does mutual authentication differ from multifactor authentication?
Mutual authentication authenticates the session on just one end, while multifactor authentication verifies the identity using multiple factors
Test your knowledge on Mutual Authentication and learn how it differs from multifactor authentication. Explore the importance of mutual authentication in preventing man-in-the-middle attacks and understand the process of authenticating both ends of a session.
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