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This approach verifies identity using physical or behavioural traits such as fingerprints or facial features.

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Biometric Security: Uses unique physical characteristics to verify identity. Source: Biometrics ↗

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  1. 08This security technology analyzes facial feature patterns and is increasingly used to unlock smartphones.RECALL
    Facial Recognition

    Facial recognition analyzes facial feature patterns and is increasingly used to unlock smartphones.

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  2. 09This authentication method requires evidence from two distinct categories, such as something known and something possessed.RECALL
    Two-Factor Authentication

    Two-factor authentication combines different factor categories. Two passwords are still only one factor category: something you know.

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  3. 10These secret character strings authenticate users who know them.RECALL
    Passwords

    Passwords verify identity through secret character strings, best kept long and unique per account.

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