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2FA on Virgin Money Savings and Coventry BS
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It's technically true that SCA and 2FA aren't strictly synonymous but my understanding is that from a consumer perspective, 2FA is the visible manifestation of SCA, even though there are other aspects in the background.RG2015 said:I have also seen some discussion on whether SCA is synonymous with 2FA. I guess the blog on the link below is not the only example and this may already be on @eskbankers thread. I will need to revisit that to see what was said on this site.
https://blog.fscom.co.uk/strong-customer-authentication-not-as-simple-as-just-2fa
LOL...This is waht happens when banks get dragged in the 21C by the EU. SCA is simply saying MFA must be used. 2FA is an implementation of MFA using 2 factors...The greatest prediction of your future is your daily actions.0
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