The phrase "authenticated via" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the method or process through which something has been verified or confirmed as genuine.
Example: "The user was authenticated via a two-factor authentication process to ensure security."
Alternatives: "verified through" or "confirmed by".
If you are not already authenticated via WebAuth in your browser, the WebLogin screen displays.
If you authenticated via Patron/PIN and you received a message that you are not authorized to access a licensed resource, please contact the Privileges Desk.
Once you've logged in and authenticated via a social network, you can visit your existing profile by finding it through the top search bar.
Now, when you're on a web page for a resource (like JSTOR), click this button to be authenticated via MIT's Touchstone.
Apple Watch will understand who you are (authenticated via skin contact), where you are (via the iPhone's GPS), what you are doing (via gyroscope, accelerometer, and apps), and even how you are feeling (via body monitoring technologies).
Microsoft Services for User (S4U) compatibility: S4U2Self, also known as "protocol transition", allows for service to ask a KDC for a ticket to themselves on behalf of a client authenticated via a different means; S4U2Proxy allows a service to ask a KDC for a ticket to another service on behalf of a client.
There are several ways you can authenticate via Duo.
You may authenticate via CalNet, or via your PIN / Cal 1 card number.
Once created, these authorization groups can be used by services that authenticate via Active Directory ADD).
When accessing a library licensed resource via links found on OskiCat, Start your Search, or our Databases A-Z list, you will be prompted to authenticate via CalNet or via your PIN / Cal 1 card number.
Licensed Electronic Content: Cornell Library's licenses for electronic content restrict access to Cornell IP addresses that are physically located on Cornell campuses, and they also restrict remote (off-campus) access to Cornell users who can authenticate via the proxy server using their NetIDs and passwords.
