Cyber Library
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MFA Bombing
Description
Don’t Let Frustration Open the Door for Hackers
Cybercriminals are finding clever ways to bypass two-factor authentication (2FA). The MFA Bombing Poster is a 1-page, visually engaging resource that explains this growing tactic—where hackers flood users with repeated MFA requests until they approve one out of frustration.This poster helps employees and their families understand the risk and outlines what to do instead: never approve unsolicited MFA prompts, use strong passwords, and keep passcodes private.
Ideas for How to Use This Resource
- Cybersecurity awareness campaigns
- Add to LMS or intranet training modules
- Include in new hire onboarding kits (especially for HR, Finance, IT)
- Share in internal email newsletters
- Print and post in high-traffic office areas (breakrooms, lobbies, IT help desks)
$49.00
Attributes
- Includes your animated logo.
- Standard EULA
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