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1 authentication method
"The authentication protocol (such as CHAP, PAP, EAP etc.) used when authenticating access to resources on a network." -
2 multifactor authentication
"An authentication method that requires two or more authentication methods, which may include something the user provides, such as certificates; something the user knows, such as user names, passwords, or pass phrases; physical attributes, such as a thumbprint; and personal attributes, such as a personal signature."English-Arabic terms dictionary > multifactor authentication
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3 three-factor authentication
"An authentication method that requires three authentication methods, which may include something the user provides, such as certificates; something the user knows, such as user names, passwords, or pass phrases; physical attributes, such as a thumbprint; and personal attributes, such as a personal signature."English-Arabic terms dictionary > three-factor authentication
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4 two-factor authentication
"An authentication method that requires two authentication methods, which may include something the user provides, such as certificates; something the user knows, such as user names, passwords, or pass phrases; physical attributes, such as a thumbprint; and personal attributes, such as a personal signature." -
5 Digest authentication
"An authentication method that prompts the user for a user name and a password, also called credentials, which are hashed with other data before being transmitted over the network. Digest authentication is available only on domains that have domain controllers that are running Microsoft Windows Server operating systems." -
6 proxy authentication
An authentication method that uses a proxy server. -
7 distributed password authentication
"An advanced, distributed method of user authentication from Microsoft, allowing for single user log-on."English-Arabic terms dictionary > distributed password authentication
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8 delegated authentication
A method of authentication by which a trusted server (or service) is enabled to act as the client when it connects to third-tier application resources.مصادقة مفوَّضة -
9 SSL client certificate mapping authentication
A method of authentication where certificates are used on the client and a mapping is made on the server (or possibly on the Active directory domain controller) to determine which client certificates should be allowed access to the site.English-Arabic terms dictionary > SSL client certificate mapping authentication
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10 DPA
"An advanced, distributed method of user authentication from Microsoft, allowing for single user log-on." -
11 push-button configuration
"In some Wi-Fi Protected Setup networks, a method that enables users to push a physical or software-based button to automatically configure network names, connect devices to the network, and enable data encryption and authentication." -
12 PBC
"In some Wi-Fi Protected Setup networks, a method that enables users to push a physical or software-based button to automatically configure network names, connect devices to the network, and enable data encryption and authentication." -
13 IP allow list
"A list of IP addresses that are considered ""safe"" by an authority. IP addresses in this list are allowed access to a given resource or web service and are thereby excluded from further processing of access control policies that would otherwise be used to determine the validity of that clients request for access. For example, an IP allow list can be used to exclude a trusted set of clients from needing to use a second-factor of authentication to sign in to a web service, while other clients that are not in the list would have no other choice but to provide a second-factor method to be successfully authenticated."
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