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Authentication is used when a traveler shows his or her ticket and drivers license at the airport so he or she can check his or her bags and receive a boarding pass. Airports need to authenticate that the person is who he or she says she is and has purchased a ticket, before giving him or her a boarding pass.
There are many different types of authentication. A few examples are: Many people sign in to their phones using facial recognition or a thumbprint. Banks and other services often require people to sign in using a password plus a code thats sent automatically via SMS.
Comparing these processes to a real-world example, when you go through security in an airport, you show your ID to authenticate your identity. Then, when you arrive at the gate, you present your boarding pass to the flight attendant, so they can authorize you to board your flight and allow access to the plane.
Insufficient (AuthN/AuthZ) authentication and authorization refer to a security vulnerability where an application or system does not properly verify the identity of users or fails to enforce proper access controls.
Authentication using two or more different factors to achieve authentication. Factors include something you know (e.g., PIN, password), something you have (e.g., cryptographic identification device, ), or something you are (e.g., biometric).
Lets look at these three factors in more detail. Something you know. For this authentication factor, the user must provide a piece of information that only they know, such as a password or a PIN code. Something you have. Something you are.
Common Design Flaws in Authentication Mechanisms: Brute-force attacks and password guessing: Attackers try multiple combinations of passwords to gain unauthorized access. Insecure password storage and management: Storing passwords in plaintext or using weak encryption methods.
Single-Factor / Primary Authentication Historically the most common form of authentication, Single-Factor Authentication, is also the least secure, as it only requires one factor to gain full system access. It could be a username and password, pin-number or another simple code.

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