Sentence examples for be authenticated from inspiring English sources
verb
To render authentic; to give authority to, by the proof, attestation, or formalities required by law, or sufficient to entitle to credit.
The channel connecting the gateway to the authentication server is assumed to be authenticated and private.
Mutual authentication: The participants of protocols should be authenticated by the server and also they must be authenticated each other by themselves.
First, the UE should be authenticated with the LTE core network as described in Section "LTE Heterogeneous Network Authentication Procedure''.
Nothing is too mundane to be authenticated, if deemed potentially valuable.
But the story of August Finkle may be the first to be authenticated through forensic analysis.
The message appeared on two militant Islamic Web sites and could not immediately be authenticated, The A.P. reported.
Experts say the painting is valuable even if it cannot be authenticated as the only contemporary portrait of Shakespeare.
A statement on the Ansar al-Sunna website, which could not be authenticated, claimed more attacks on Kurds would follow.
To start, Twitter will require that any developer using the A.P.I. to be authenticated on the platform.
Without Anderson's testimony, the judge ruled, that evidence could not be authenticated and had to be excluded from the trial.
Like many other claims in the Syrian conflict made via the Internet, the images could not be authenticated.
