Attackers evolved past legacy MFA: fake pages intercept OTPs, SIM-swaps hijack SMS codes, and push-bombing wears users down until they tap approve. KZero replaces all of it with one biometric gesture and nothing to intercept.
AI generates pixel-perfect fake login pages in seconds. The user types the code; the attacker relays it in real time.
A social-engineered carrier transfer and every SMS-based factor now belongs to the attacker.
Bombard a user with approval requests at 2am and eventually someone taps yes. Attackers know it; AI automates it.
KZero's MFA is built on FIDO2, WebAuthn, and device-bound passkeys. A single biometric action verifies everything, with nothing transmitted that an attacker could capture or replay.
The user's device, holding a device-bound passkey that never leaves it.
Biometrics unlock the key locally: fingerprint or face, verified on-device.
The device signs a one-time challenge; the server verifies it with the public key. Nothing to phish, intercept, or reuse.
Legacy MFA
KZERO Phishing-Resistant MFA
Eliminate one of the biggest MSP time sinks by eliminating passwords.
Block credential stuffing, phishing, and man-in-the-middle attacks that bypass traditional MFA.
Aligned with Zero Trust principles and the phishing-resistant MFA requirements insurers and frameworks increasingly demand.
Traditional MFA usually starts with a password, which can be phished, and adds a code, which can be intercepted. KZero removes both: the login is a local cryptographic exchange with no shared secret at any step.
No. Legacy MFA stacks extra steps on top of a password. KZero's approach is multi-factor by design: device plus biometrics in a single gesture, with no password underneath to attack.
The opposite. Every login is a strong, logged, multi-factor cryptographic event, giving you cleaner audit evidence than inconsistently adopted legacy MFA.
Every access decision is based on a verified user, a trusted device, and a secure authentication event rather than a password, which is exactly what Zero Trust frameworks call for.
It's not about more factors. It's about factors that can't be phished.
