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DRAG DROP Move the MFA factors from the list on the left to their correct examples on the right. You may use each factor once, more than once, or not at all. Note: You will receive partial credit for each correct selection. 
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Nah, it's Entering code → Possession, Phone to face → Inference, Username/password → Knowledge. The tricky part is 'Inference' (usually 'Inherence').
Entering a one-time security code → Possession, holding your phone to your face → Inference (biometrics), specifying username/password → Knowledge. That fits the standard MFA factors-something you have, something you are, something you know. Cisco sometimes uses 'Inference' instead of 'Inherence' for biometrics but it's the same idea. I think this mapping is solid but open to being corrected if someone has seen official Cisco docs say otherwise.
Nah, I'd match it like this: Entering a one-time code to Possession, phone to face to Inference (biometric), username/password to Knowledge. The common trap is thinking the code is Knowledge just because you input it, but it's really something you have. Anyone disagree?
Entering code to device is Possession, phone to face is Inference, username/password is Knowledge. Confident here.
Seen this style in Cisco practice too. Should be:
Entering a one-time code: Possession
Holding phone to face: Inference (biometrics)
User name + password: Knowledge
This lines up with what the official guide says.
Entering a one-time code to Possession, phone to face to Inference, username/password to Knowledge. That's the match I saw too.
Entering a one-time code goes to Possession, holding phone to face is Inference (biometric), and username/password is Knowledge. Had something like this in a mock, same mapping. Only thing is 'Inference' is just Cisco's wording for biometrics, pretty sure that's right.
Entering a one-time code: Possession, phone to face: Inference, username and password: Knowledge. Saw this mapping on a similar exam.
Entering a one-time code: Possession, Holding phone to face: Inference, Username & password: Knowledge. This matches how MFA splits between something you have, are, or know. Pretty sure this is right but open to other opinions.
Entering a one-time code → Knowledge, phone to face → Inference, username/password → Possession. Trap with code as Possession!
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