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Multifactor Authentication (MFA, 2FA) will be activated to MyCourses on Monday 24th October

Please download Microsoft Authenticator application as soon as possible. You cannot access the course platform without it!
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What is Multifactor Authentication?

Multifactor Authentication (MFA, 2FA) is a method of confirming user’s identity with two or more pieces (mobile app) of evidence when signing on to a system or a service.

More information on Multifactor Authentication (MFA, 2FA)

What do the students need to do?

Download the Microsoft Authenticator application to your smart phone, and register it with your phone number or email address. Please read further information on Multifactor Authentication and using the app. If you cannot utilize the application, please read about alternative authentication methods.

If you need help, please contact Aalto IT Services.

Multifactor Authentication (MFA, 2FA)

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