Mutual Authentication

The process where the session is authenticated on just one end

The process where the session is authenticated on both ends (correct)

The process where the session is authenticated on neither end

The process where the session is authenticated on multiple ends

To allow multiple users to access a system

To authenticate only the client

To prevent man in the middle attacks (correct)

To authenticate only the server

Mutual authentication authenticates the session on both ends, while multifactor authentication verifies the identity using multiple factors

Mutual authentication authenticates the session on both ends, while multifactor authentication only authenticates the client

Mutual authentication authenticates the session on just one end, while multifactor authentication only authenticates the server

Mutual authentication authenticates the session on just one end, while multifactor authentication verifies the identity using multiple factors (correct)