Authenticationdata privacyphysically unclonable functionssmart cardssecurity managementFor many industrial applications, the smart card is a necessary safety component in user authentication. Smart cards provided to the users are used in open and public places, making them susceptible to physical and ...
Other types of hardware or software-based smart cards might also work, but they haven't been fully tested for use with the DCV protocol. For in-session authentication and pre-session authentication on Linux or Windows WorkSpaces, only one smart card is currently allowed at a time. In-session...
If you have a smart card authentication system enabled in your environment, you can configure AD360 to authenticate users through it, bypassing other first factor authentication methods.This feature provides an additional authentication option for AD360 login by enabling the use of smart cards/ PKI/...
In this section, we propose a new password-based client authentication protocol with key agreement, which uses ECC and client's smart card. Our proposed scheme consists of six phases: (i) system initialization phase, (ii) client registration phase, (iii) client login phase, (iv) mutual authe...
AD Connector requires a CA certificate, which represents the issuer of your user certificates, for smart card authentication. AD Connector matches CA certificates with the certificates presented by your users with their smart cards. Note the following CA certificate requirements: Before...
4) It prevents the offline dictionary attack even if the information stored in the smart card is compromised; 5) It provides for mutual authentication and session key agreement; 6) All well known attacks are prevented using our protocol; 7) The identity of the user changes dynamically for ever...
A smart card is a secure microcontroller that is typically used for generating, storing and operating on cryptographic keys. Smart card authentication provides users with smart card devices for the purpose of authentication. Users connect their smart card to a host computer. Software on the host ...
1.1. What is a smart card 1.2. What is smart card authentication What is smart card authentication 1.2.1. Examples of smart card authentication in IdM Examples of smart card authentication in IdM 1.2.1.1. Logging in to your system with a smart card 1.2.1.2. Logging in t...
If a remote authentication scheme can resist the offline dictionary attack with the smart card, then the user who lost her/his smart card just needs to re-register with the system and requests a new card from the system without changing the password. However, if the user lost both her/his...
Why a Smart Card? Smart cards are a key component of the public key infrastructure (PKI) that Microsoft is integrating into the Windows platform because smart cards enhance software-only solutions, such as client authentication, logon, and secure email. Smart cards are a point of convergence fo...