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What is the primary benefit of using Microsoft Password less Authentication?

• Increased password complexity

• Reduced IT support costs

• Enhanced user experience and security

• Longer password expiration periods

Which of the following is NOT a method used in Microsoft Password less Authentication?

• Windows Hello

• FIDO2 security keys

• SMS-based OTP

• Microsoft Authenticator app

What biometric methods does Windows Hello support for authentication?

• Fingerprint and voice recognition

• Fingerprint and iris scan

• Voice recognition and iris scan

• Fingerprint and facial recognition

Which of the following is a key feature of Windows Hello for Business?

• Password expiration policies

• Multi-factor authentication

• Single sign-on (SSO)

• Password complexity requirements

What is the main purpose of using FIDO2 security keys in Microsoft’s authentication system?

• To provide a backup password

• To enable password recovery

• To offer a strong, phishing-resistant authentication method

• To store user credentials locally

What are triggers and bindings?

• A trigger is a condition for when code should run, and binding is code written to facilitate connecting to and writing data to a data source.

• A trigger is connection code that helps you access a data source, and a binding is condition that defines when code should run.

• A trigger is when code times out and binding is the code that runs as a result.

How many triggers does an Azure Function have?

• An Azure Function doesn't need a trigger.

• An Azure Function should have one trigger.

• An Azure Function can have multiple triggers.

Which programming languages are supported by Azure Functions?

• Ruby and Swift

• PHP and Go

• C#, JavaScript, Python, and more

What is an appropriate use case for Azure Functions?

• To serve as a dedicated server for your application.

• To replace all backend services in your application.

• To execute small pieces of code in response to events.

How are Azure Functions billed?

• Based on the amount of memory your function uses.

• Based on the number of triggers your function has.

• Based on the number of executions and execution time.