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important distinction.
Examples of
cryptographic authenticators include OATH
authenticators and FIDO
authenticators. The name OATH is an
acronym from the words...
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transactions within an
authenticated session with a
relying party,
where they must
provide proof that he or she
possesses one or more
authenticators. Life-cycle...
- handle" identifier,
which older authenticators are
unable to store. One of the
first FIDO2-compatible
authenticators was the second-generation Security...
- In the
context of an HTTP transaction,
basic access authentication is a
method for an HTTP user
agent (e.g. a web browser) to
provide a user name and p****word...
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Google Authenticator is a software-based
authenticator by Google. It
implements multi-factor
authentication services using the time-based one-time p****word...
- An
authentication server provides a
network service that
applications use to
authenticate the credentials,
usually account names and p****words, of their...
- Multi-factor
authentication (MFA; two-factor
authentication, or 2FA,
along with
similar terms) is an
electronic authentication method in
which a user...
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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...
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Authenticated Encryption (AE) is an
encryption scheme which simultaneously ****ures the data
confidentiality (also
known as privacy: the
encrypted message...
- cryptography, a
message authentication code (MAC),
sometimes known as an
authentication tag, is a
short piece of
information used for
authenticating and integrity-checking...
