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authentication token

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authentication token

A security device given to authorized users who keep them in their possession. To log in to the network, the security "card" or "token" may be read directly like a credit card, or it may display a changing number that is typed in as a password. The latter has also been implemented entirely in software. Tokens may also plug directly into the computer via a USB port. See SecurID card, challenge/response, authentication and security protocol.



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Security: Associating specific LUN on an iSCSI target with specific hosts can be managed through a few iSCSI access methods, such as Challenge-Handshake Authentication Protocol (CHAP), which uses an authentication token to authorize access to a particular initiator.
The card also serves as the authentication token for the Department's computerized public key infrastructure.
We are impressed that Hydra PC is an encryption device that uses the strongest algorithms to protect any data type on miniSD storage cards, PC's, and other external drives, and that it also operates as a PKI authentication token," said Han Mutlu, President, Global Forte.
 
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