Sentence examples for standard authentication from inspiring English sources

"The payment instructions in question were fully authenticated by the SWIFT messaging system in accordance with standard authentication protocols," the Fed statement said, referring to the Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication codes that banks use when transferring cash internationally.

As in related studies, we will analyze three standard authentication solutions and one authentication solution that is under development.

The second piece is tying together several standard authentication protocols including OAuth, SAML and OpenID Connect to enable a federated approach to sign-on regardless of the protocol.

Virtually all of Google's APIs currently support OAuth 2.0, a framework for allowing third-party apps limited access to your data from other services, as their standard authentication mechanism.

Of particular interest to the authors is using concepts behind this paper in extending standard authentication systems such as Kerberos to offer a higher level of assurance of identity claims made to cloud service providers.

Therefore, in order to establish our approach as a standard authentication scheme in the mobile cloud computing environment, we perform the registration process in a secure manner by employing standard protocol, such as SSH (secure shell).

In this section, the performance of the FIL re-authentication protocol are evaluated and are compared with the standard full authentication and the standard fast re-authentication in EAP-AKA protocol in terms of authentication session time, bandwidth cost, and authentication delay.

A standard of authentication to attempt to prevent email spoofing and phishing was also released called DomainKeys Identified Mail (DKIM).

Certainly truth, understood in a minimal way as a shared public standard for authentication, something that can be checked and agreed on, is irrelevant to Trump, and to the forces for which he provides a mask or figurehead.

The original 802.11 standard defines authentication and encryption mechanisms but unfortunately suffers from serious design flaws and doesn't provide a key management framework.

It's worth noting that Google and many other providers recently threw their weight behind OpenID Connect as a cross-vendor standard for authentication.