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Authentication and authorization models for high-security cloud platforms

  • Journal of Discrete Mathematical Sciences and Cryptography
  • Taylor & Francis
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In a technology marked by way of the relentless march of technology and the ever-increasing digitization of our lives, the concept of identity and comfy entry to virtual assets has turned out to be a trouble of paramount significance. E-authentication, or electronic authentication, emerges as the linchpin of this digital age, acting as the gatekeeper to the large panorama of online offerings, touchy records, and digital interactions. E-authentication, or electronic authentication, plays a crucial role in ensuring secure access to cloud computing resources and safeguarding against unauthorized access and potential cyber threats. In a digital age where the availability of data and trustworthy transactions are at the very core of contemporary lifestyles, e-authentication structures serve as vital watchdogs guarding the virtual realm’s gates. This summary gives an overview of all aspects of e-authentication, accentuating its significance, types, technology, and important role in ensuring the confidentiality and accessibility of internet-based sources. We will navigate through the history of e-authentication, analyze the many authentication methodologies, investigate the technology that powers it, and consider the more general implications of its use in the contemporary world. This investigation aims to explain the complicated fabric of e-authentication, putting lighter on its evolution and ever-growing importance in today’s digitalized world.

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DOI
10.47974/jdmsc-2166
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W4413932279
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EN
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Journal of Discrete Mathematical Sciences and Cryptography
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