Multi-level authorization alone may not be enough to fully secure online financial transactions. This is because it assumes that all users who have been authorized to access a given part of the system are trustworthy and have legitimate reasons for doing so. In reality, even authorized users can sometimes engage in fraudulent or malicious activities, whether intentionally or unintentionally. Multi-factor authentication provides an additional layer of security by verifying the identity of users before they are granted access, helping to ensure that only legitimate users are able to carry out transactions.
Not sure how MFA would help with limiting what a user can see as its only authentication, C for me as that is actual authorization for what the user can access
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