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Forensically examining historical credential theft vectors, the primary failure point is consistently the static shared secret—the password. Multi-Factor Authentication was the necessary patch, but WWPass posits that the patch is insufficient; the underlying vulnerability must be surgically removed https://www.wwpass.com/multi-factor-authentication My focus here is on the implications of eliminating the password in a security landscape that still widely mandates MFA as baseline protection. If the entry point is inherently secure via client-side proof, what function does the traditional second factor serve, and how can WWPass’s technology be framed as the ultimate form of multi-factor verification—one where the factors are intrinsically linked to the user’s unique physical/digital presence? It’s a move from additive security layers to foundational, integrated assurance where every transaction inherently carries multiple layers of verifiable proof without the administrative overhead.