Learn Spring Security Core – Quiz – Module 12 Lesson 1

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What is two factor authentication (2FA)?

With 2FA, the user is required to provide multiple credentials
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2FA adds an extra layer of security – the user credentials or some other piece of information which is acquired and stored in the system as part of signup
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2FA adds an extra layer of security which requires not only the credentials of the user but also a piece of information which user has such as a token generated manually
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In 2FA, the user can be authenticated in multiple ways and the authentication process requires successful verification from any of these multiple factors
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Which of the following statements are true regarding soft tokens?

A soft token is a token generated by a hardware device
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A soft token is a software-based token – which is considered more secure than a hardware token
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A soft token is a software-based token – which is considered slightly less secure than a hardware token
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A soft token is considered an alternative to what the user knows (password) in a 2FA process
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What is a good way to add extra information into an authentication request?

We need to write a customer AuthenticationFilter
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This can be done by writing a custom implementation of AbstractAuthenticationToken
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We can access all HTTP request data using the RequestContextHolder
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This can be done by using the UsernamePasswordAuthenticationFilter alongside a custom AuthenticationDetailsSource
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