Authentication - The process or action of proving something to be true or valid, verifying the identity of a user or process., Authorization - The action of approving or being authorized to determine access levels, Token - A hardware device or one implemented in software that essentially acts as a one-time password generator., Directory Services - The customizable information stores that provide a single point from which users can locate resources and services, Attestation - A person that serves to bear witness and to confirm, authenticate, and document, TOTP - A one-time password generated by taking its uniqueness from the current time, HOTP - A hash-based password algorithm that is used as a one-time password, SMS - mobile phone text messaging, FAR - The rate at which a biometric solution allows in individuals it should have been rejected., FRR - The rate at which a biometric solution rejects individuals it should have allowed., CER - The point at which FRR equals FAR., Biometrics - The security controls that provide a unique way of making sure that the people are who they say they are by monitoring/matching human characteristics such as a fingerprint, retina, or voice., Smart card - A device that is around the same size as a credit card, containing embedded technologies that can store information and small amounts of software to perform some limited processing, Push notifications - when software triggers and provides certain information such as alerts, authentication attempts, updates, or any other notification to a device without the user deliberately requesting it,

Ch.12 Summarizing Authentication and Authorization Design Concepts CompTIA Security+

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