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инерции
Zwei-Faktoren-Authentifizierung

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two-fac·tor au·then·ti·ˈca·tion N no pl

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I. two [tu:] ADJ

1. two (number):

to break sth in two
to cut sth in two
to walk two by [or and]two [or in twos]

2. two (age):

3. two (time):

half past [or Brit inf half]two

Phrases:

to give sb two fingers Brit, Aus
to be sb's number two
wie du mir, so ich dir prov
to put [or throw] in one's two cents worth Am, Aus inf

II. two [tu:] N

1. two (number, symbol, quantity):

Zwei f <-, -en>
Zweier m <-s, ->

2. two (cards):

Zwei f <-, -en>
Zweier m <-s, -> A, CH

3. two (public transport):

I. eight [eɪt] ADJ

1. eight (number):

2. eight (age):

3. eight (time):

half past eight [or Brit inf half eight]

II. eight [eɪt] N

1. eight (number, symbol):

Acht f <-, -en>
Achter m <-s, -> A, CH

2. eight SPORTS:

Achter m <-s, ->
Stürmer m <-s, ->
last [or final]eight TENNIS

3. eight:

eight Brit (shoe size)

4. eight CARDS:

Acht f <-, -en>
Achter m <-s, -> A, CH

5. eight (public transport):

der Achter A, CH

Phrases:

I. fac·tor [ˈfæktəʳ, Am -tɚ] N

1. factor (influence):

Faktor m <-s, -to̱·ren>
Umstand m <-(e)s, -stände>
zu etw dat beitragen

2. factor MATH:

Faktor m <-s, -to̱·ren>

3. factor (for suncream):

4. factor TRANSP:

Auslastung f <-, -en>

5. factor FIN:

Factor m <-[s], -s>

II. fac·tor [ˈfæktəʳ, Am -tɚ] VB trans MATH (factorize)

authen·ti·ca·tion [ɔ:ˌθentɪˈkeɪʃən, Am ɑ:ˌθent̬ɪˈ-] N no pl

Bestätigung f <-, -en>
Beglaubigung f <-, -en>
Beurkundung f <-, -en>
authentication of a painting, document

PONS Banking, Finance and Insurance Dictionary

factor N CTRL

factor N ACCOUNT

authentication N E-COMM

authentication N ECON LAW

Present
Ifactor
youfactor
he/she/itfactors
wefactor
youfactor
theyfactor
Past
Ifactored
youfactored
he/she/itfactored
wefactored
youfactored
theyfactored
Present Perfect
Ihavefactored
youhavefactored
he/she/ithasfactored
wehavefactored
youhavefactored
theyhavefactored
Past Perfect
Ihadfactored
youhadfactored
he/she/ithadfactored
wehadfactored
youhadfactored
theyhadfactored

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Many will tell you that it's wise to use two-factor authentication to lock down your internet accounts.
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To prevent this, two-factor authentication can be used.
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With this kind of two-factor authentication, mere knowledge of username and password is not sufficient to break into a user's account.
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