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en/aws/iam/root-mfa-enabled.md

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 | **Recommended Action** | Enable an MFA device for the root account and then use an IAM user for managing services |
 
 ## Detailed Remediation Steps
-1. Log into the AWS Management Console.
-2. Click on the AWS account name at the top on AWS management console and click on the "My Security Credentials" from the menu.</br><img src="/resources/aws/iam/root-mfa-enabled/step2.png"/>
-3. On "Your Security Credentials" page scroll down and click on the "Multi-factor authentication (MFA)". Check the "Multi-factor authentication (MFA)" section for any active devices. If the  "Activate MFA" button is showing then a multi-factor authentication device is not enabled for the root account.</br><img src="/resources/aws/iam/root-mfa-enabled/step3.png"/>
-4. Repeat steps number 2 and 3 to check another AWS account.</br>
-5. On "Your Security Credentials" page scroll down and click on the "Multi-factor authentication (MFA)" and click on the "Activate MFA" button to enable a multi-factor authentication device.</br><img src="/resources/aws/iam/root-mfa-enabled/step5.png"/>
-6. Click on the "Virtual MFA device" and click on "Continue". </br><img src="/resources/aws/iam/root-mfa-enabled/step6.png"/>
-7. Now install the AWS MFA compatible application on mobile device or computer. Once the application is installed click on the "Show QR code" and scan the code with pre-installed application.</br><img src="/resources/aws/iam/root-mfa-enabled/step7.png"/>
-8. Enter two consecutive MFA codes generated from application in "MFA code 1" and "MFA code 2" and click on the "Assign MFA" button.</br><img src="/resources/aws/iam/root-mfa-enabled/step8.png"/>
-9. On successful setup will get the following message "You have successfully assigned virtual MFA". </br><img src="/resources/aws/iam/root-mfa-enabled/step9.png"/>
-10. Now "Multi-factor authentication (MFA)" is enabled for the root account.</br>
+1. Log in to the AWS Management Console.
+2. Click on the AWS account name at the top on AWS management console and click on the "Security Credentials" from the menu.</br><img src="/resources/aws/iam/root-mfa-enabled/step2.png"/>
+3. On "My security credentials" page scroll down and click on the "Multi-factor authentication (MFA)". Check the "Multi-factor authentication (MFA)" section for any active devices. If the  "Assign MFA device" button is showing then a multi-factor authentication device is not enabled for the root account.</br><img src="/resources/aws/iam/root-mfa-enabled/step3.png"/>
+4. On "My security credentials" page scroll down and click on the "Multi-factor authentication (MFA)" and click on the "Assign MFA device" button to enable a multi-factor authentication device.</br><img src="/resources/aws/iam/root-mfa-enabled/step4.png"/>
+5. Select "Virtual MFA device" and click on "Continue" button. </br><img src="/resources/aws/iam/root-mfa-enabled/step5.png"/>
+6. Now install the AWS MFA compatible application on mobile device or computer. Once the application is installed click on the "Show QR code" and scan the code with pre-installed application.</br><img src="/resources/aws/iam/root-mfa-enabled/step6.png"/>
+7. Enter two consecutive MFA codes generated from application in "MFA code 1" and "MFA code 2" and click on the "Assign MFA" button.</br><img src="/resources/aws/iam/root-mfa-enabled/step7.png"/>
+8. On successful setup you will get the message "You have successfully assigned virtual MFA". </br><img src="/resources/aws/iam/root-mfa-enabled/step8.png"/>
+9. Now "Multi-factor authentication (MFA)" is enabled for the root account.</br>
+10. Repeat steps number 2 to 8 to check another AWS account.</br>