- that he or she has
possession and
control of an
authenticator. In the
simplest case, the
authenticator is a
common p****word.
Using the
terminology of the...
-
Google Authenticator is a software-based
authenticator by Google. It
implements multi-factor
authentication services using the time-based one-time p****word...
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authenticator (e.g. a
security token or smartphone) that only the user possesses. A third-party
authenticator app
enables two-factor
authentication in...
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applicant to
become a subscriber.
Authentication –
After becoming a subscriber, the user
receives an
authenticator e.g., a
token and credentials, such...
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hardware authenticator that can in turn be
accessed via USB,
Bluetooth Low Energy, or near-field
communications (NFC). A
roaming hardware authenticator conforms...
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software running on the
client that
provides credentials to the
authenticator. The
authenticator is a
network device that
provides a data link
between the client...
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confirm these two attributes, the
authenticator may
employ several different techniques. The key to
authentication is the idea that
there is no single...
- and CTAP2. An
authenticator that
implements one of
these protocols is
typically referred to as a U2F
authenticator or a FIDO2
authenticator, respectively...
- (default is 30 seconds). Both the
authenticator and the
authenticatee compute the TOTP value, then the
authenticator checks whether the TOTP
value supplied...
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including the Code, Identifier, Length,
Authenticator and
optional Attribute fields. The
Authenticator is used to
authenticate the
reply from the
RADIUS server...
