-
great importance for
authenticating an
object of
interest and value.
Certificates can, however, also be forged, and the
authentication of
these poses a problem...
- An
authenticator is a
means used to
confirm a user's identity, that is, to
perform digital authentication. A
person authenticates to a
computer system...
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Mutual authentication or two-way
authentication (not to be
confused with two-factor
authentication)
refers to two
parties authenticating each
other at...
-
authenticating users of
software applications. When
logging into a site
supporting Authenticator (including
Google services) or
using Authenticator-supporting...
- A
pluggable authentication module (PAM) is a
mechanism to
integrate multiple low-level
authentication schemes into a high-level
application programming...
- Key/Config-
authentication is used to
solve the
problem of
authenticating the keys of a
person (say "person A") that some
other person ("person B") is...
- Multi-factor
authentication (MFA; two-factor
authentication, or 2FA) is an
electronic authentication method in
which a user is
granted access to a website...
- A self-
authenticating do****ent,
under the law of
evidence in the
United States, is any do****ent that can be
admitted into
evidence at a
trial without proof...
- SMTP
Authentication,
often abbreviated SMTP AUTH, is an
extension of the
Simple Mail
Transfer Protocol (SMTP)
whereby a
client may log in
using any authentication...
-
Authenticated Encryption (AE) is an
encryption scheme which simultaneously ****ures the data
confidentiality (also
known as privacy: the
encrypted message...
