Microsoft 365 end-user notifications for changes in authentication methods
As organizations move towards stronger authentication methods like the Authenticator App and passkeys while ditching traditional passwords, it is crucial to stay informed of any changes in these methods. The article emphasizes the need for end-users to be notified about such changes, especially during onboarding and recovery, in order to prevent attackers from exploiting the situation.
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