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Authentication

Müller, 2023

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3528928158397705053
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Müller B
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Trends in Data Protection and Encryption Technologies

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An authentication process is a process of verifying an entity's identity based on one or multiple factors. A factor can be something the entity is, possesses, or knows. Depending on the number of credentials (or factors) required, the authentication process is referred to as …
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