Password-based credentials (PBCs), introduced by Zhang et al. (NDSS'20), provide an elegant solution to secure, yet convenient user authentication. Therein the user establishes a strong cryptographic access credential with the server. To avoid the assumption of secure storage on the user side, ...
In 802.1X-authenticated wireless networks, wireless clients must provide security credentials that are authenticated by a RADIUS server in order to connect to the network. For Protected EAP [PEAP]-Microsoft Challenge Handshake Authentication Protocol version 2 [MS-CHAP v2], the security credentials are...
Search Guard checks whether the user has an active session with valid username/password credentials If so, the user is allowed to access Kibana and the underlying Elasticsearch cluster. If the user does not have an active session, Search Guard will show a login form. The user now has to log...
Password-based Single Sign-On (SSO) uses the existing authentication process for the application. When you enable password-based SSO, Microsoft Entra ID collects, encrypts, and securely stores user credentials in the directory. Microsoft Entra ID supplies the username and password to the application...
If so, the server accepts the credentials as evidence authenticating the user identity. The server determines whether the identified user is permitted to access the requested resource. If so, the server allows the client to access the resource. ...
EMQX supports the simplest and most popular password authentication, which requires the client to provide credentials that can indicate identities, such as username, client ID, and the corresponding password. Besides the built-in database, EMQX also supports integration with various backend databases fo...
Now that the user’s credentials have cleared that, you can store the information into your database but there is one more step that needs to happen: password hashing. Password hashing involves using a one-way cryptographic function that takes an input of any size and outputs a different stri...
We propose an anonymous authentication protocol that supports time-bound credentials for an efficient revocation. It is especially suitable for large-scale... Liu, J.K,Chu, C,Chow, S.S.M,... - 《IEEE Transactions on Information Forensics & Security》 被引量: 16发表: 2014年 A Policy-drive...
The methods comprise of when executing a logoff procedure, storing the secret information on a second server by use of first credentials generated by a first server and when executing a logon procedure retrieving the secret information from the server by use of second credentials generated by a ...
Password authentication is the traditional way to access a server. Users enter a username and password, and the server verifies the credentials. This method is straightforward and doesn't require extra setup, making it accessible for individual users or small teams. However, simplicity often comes ...