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107107 For example, let's say a resource requires passkey (FIDO2) for the authentication strength, and a 1-hour sign-in frequency. 24 hours ago, a user signed in with passkey (FIDO2) to access the resource.
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109109 When the user unlocks their Windows device using Windows Hello for Business, they can access the resource again. Yesterday's sign-in satisfies the authentication strength requirement, and today's device unlock satisfies the sign-in frequency requirement.
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111 −- **FIDO2 security key Advanced options** - Advanced options aren't supported for external users with a home tenant that is located in a different Microsoft cloud than the resource tenant.
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113111 - **Authentication strength blade double representation** - Platform credentials, such as Windows Hello for Business and **Platform Credential for macOS** are both represented in authentication strength under **Windows Hello For Business**. To configure a custom authentication strength that allows the use of **Platform Credential for macOS**, use **Windows Hello For Business**.
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