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MFA Fatigue Is the New Phish

Train staff to treat unexpected authentication prompts as attacks, not annoyances.

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Attackers with stolen passwords now bomb employees with push notifications until someone taps approve just to stop the noise. One tired approval defeats the entire control. Number-matching prompts and a clear 'report, don't approve' protocol close the gap.

“An unexpected MFA prompt isn't a glitch. It's an attacker knocking.”

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