2024-two-factor-authentication

[salman-manaa]

Added Two-Factor Authentication Article and Illustration

[carinaschrenk]

Internal Feedback Round 3B from Google Poll 05.12-08.12

Thoughts

• The text is good, simple and understandable x2
• Nice/I like it x2
• The second paragraph is somehow repeating what is already said
• Topic might not be adequate for the booklet
• The image could be better
  • for example there can be shown steps required for two-factor authentification

Ideas

• Consider adding a simple flow diagram showing how 2FA works step-by-step for clearer understanding.

A general comment:

Just because something is listed in the feedback, does not mean you have to implement it.
This list is simply a collection of everything commented in the google poll.
I tried to structure the comments and merge similar ones and count how often this point was mentioned.
If a comment says "I think", this is not me (Carina), but someone who commented on the poll.

[ShamanOxy]

External feedback:

(Total of 11 participants)

Part of participants that are computer science students/graduates: 60%

Part of participants that would read the booklet if it was not for this survey: 81 %

Clarity of the article:
Very clear: 63 %
Clear: 37 %
Not clear: 0 %

Technical vs. Non-technical:
Good balance between technical depth and readability: 90.9%
The article was too technical: 9.1 %

Engagement:
I stayed engaged throughout: 90.9 %
I lost interest midway: 9.1 %

Structure of the article:
The structure is clear and easy to follow: 100 %
The structure was confusing: 0 %

Part of participants that understand the purpose of the article: 100 %

Part of participants that think the drawing helps to understand the meaning of the article: 54.54 %

Factual errors/inaccuracies or additional comments:

NO ADDITIONAL COMMENTS

[AndreVRibeiro]

2FA: Your Digital Doorman (Creative feedback - André Ribeiro)

Think of your password as the guest list for a VIP club. But hackers? They’re the party crashers. Enter Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) - your sharp-eyed doorman who checks IDs twice. Even if someone steals your password, 2FA asks for extra proof, like a texted code or a fingerprint. No proof? No entry. Hackers can loiter all they want, but they’re not getting in.

It’s simple, quick, and keeps your accounts VIP-only.

Staying safe with Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) (Creative feedback - Miroslava Macejkova)

My house has two locks: the first is a regular door lock (password), and the second is a digital lock requiring a special code (2FA). Even if someone picks the first lock, they can’t enter without the second code. That’s exactly how Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) works—it acts as the second lock, ensuring only authorized access. Quick to set up and simple to use, 2FA adds a crucial layer of security, keeping my house safe from intruders.