Additional Security Verifications for Admin1

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The Microsoft Authenticator app can help prevent unauthorized access to accounts and stop fraudulent transactions by pushing a notification to your smartphone or tablet. Users view the notification, and if it's legitimate, select Verify. Otherwise, they can select Deny.

When multi-factor authentication is enabled for a user in Azure, the user is required to provide additional security verifications to access the Azure portal.

In the case of the user "admin1@contoso.com", who accesses the Azure portal using a web browser, the additional security verifications that can be used are as follows:

Option A:

• Phone call: This involves the user receiving a phone call that requires them to press a certain key to verify their identity.
• Email message: This involves the user receiving an email message that contains a verification code that they need to enter to verify their identity.
• Text message: This involves the user receiving a text message that contains an app password that they need to enter to verify their identity.

Option B:

• App password: This involves the user generating a one-time password from the Azure portal that they need to enter to verify their identity.
• Text message: This involves the user receiving a text message that contains a verification code that they need to enter to verify their identity.
• Microsoft Authenticator app: This involves the user receiving a verification code sent from the Microsoft Authenticator app that they need to enter to verify their identity.

Option C:

• App password: This involves the user generating a one-time password from the Azure portal that they need to enter to verify their identity.
• Text message: This involves the user receiving a text message that contains a verification code that they need to enter to verify their identity.
• Microsoft Authenticator app notification: This involves the user receiving a notification from the Microsoft Authenticator app that they need to approve to verify their identity.

Option D:

• Phone call: This involves the user receiving a phone call that requires them to press a certain key to verify their identity.
• Text message: This involves the user receiving a text message that contains a verification code that they need to enter to verify their identity.
• Microsoft Authenticator app notification or verification code: This involves the user receiving a notification or a verification code sent from the Microsoft Authenticator app that they need to enter to verify their identity.

Therefore, the correct answer to the question is Option D: a phone call, a text message that contains a verification code, and a notification or a verification code sent from the Microsoft Authenticator app.