Sentence examples for does not authenticate the from inspiring English sources

In the above procedure just the networks authenticate the UE, but UE does not authenticate the networks.

During the above process, since Sn does not authenticate the user, Sn directly generates authenticating request message for GW to authenticate the user.

However, it does not authenticate the MR, and since the MNN cannot deny the MR the permission to further give the authorization ticket not it can prevent from distributing the key used in the MNN CN authentication process, a dishonest node could end up having the needed data to mount attacks on the mobility management process.

The Van Gogh Museum did not authenticate the photograph at the time and only a handful of photos of van Gogh at a much younger age have been deemed real.

The present findings do not authenticate the involvement of F. mangiferae in the disease, however hormonal imbalance, most probably ethylene, might be responsible for deformed functional morphology of panicle.

The findings of present investigation do not authenticate the involvement of F. mangiferae in mango malformation, however hormonal imbalance might be responsible for deformed functional morphology of mango inflorescence.

Because Wenbo's protocol does not authenticate U during the authentication phase (Sn checks the validity of the request message of U), a malicious user can attack Sn and GW by means of forging.

Since the first step above does not authenticate new node, the protocol is vulnerable to denial of service (DoS) attacks.

The packet is discarded if the key does not authenticate (step ) or if the decryption was unsuccessful (step ), which happens when the base station has used a different key for encryption than the key held by the receiving node, or when the packet is malicious.

Although the foundation does not authenticate, Mr. Rower said, it will register and examine a supposed Calder at an owner's request and release any information it has about the piece.

As much as we might like to believe otherwise, having one particular set of parts or another does not authenticate any identity, objectively speaking; these anatomical components simply reflect the meaning we attach to them.