SMS Push

SMS Push is a form of Out-of-Band Authentication (OOBA) that is conducted by exchanging a pair of SMS messages between the service and users.

How it Works

When a user attempts to login to access a protected service, the DualShield server will push a login request to the user by sending a SMS text message to the user. The user receives the message and replies to accept the login request.

Notes

SMS Push is currently not yet available in the DualShield Platform.

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