How to identify malicious two-factor authentication prompts

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Hackers can bypass two-factor authentication through tactics like prompt bombing and social engineering. Malicious prompts often appear when you are not logging in, originate from unfamiliar devices or locations, or request unrelated permissions. Never approve 2FA requests you didn't initiate and change your password directly through the official website or app if you suspect a compromise.


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