2. Authentication
Authentication is the security function that consists of providing and checking proof of the identity of a person, message sender, software, logical server or equipment.
For personal authentication, the terminology is as follows:
to identify oneself is to give/deliver one's identity;
Identifying a person means asking for and obtaining his or her identity;
authentication consists in providing proof of identity;
Authentication consists of verifying a person's identity by requesting tangible proof of their identity, then validating or invalidating this proof.
There are other notions related to authentication that must be understood to avoid confusion.
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