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Prepare for MFA Enforcement for All Employee Users | Salesforce Help
The text within the modal body was updated from discussing general password protection limitations to mentioning AI-driven credential theft and account security. This change affects users viewing this modal notice.
- Replaced "Passwords alone can no longer protect your org" with "from AI-driven credential theft and account"