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Hey there - it’s a slightly tricky question as written, but False is in fact the correct answer. MFA is defined in the video as “using more than one method to verify a user” - with the methods listed as “something you know”, “something you have”, and “something you are”.
In the scenario described, the user is only using the “something you know” factor (username, password, PIN), so therefore this would not qualify as a good example of MFA. If the PIN were replaced with “a one-time code from an authenticator app” then this would qualify as a good example of MFA.
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