Authentication and Authorisation of Information Security Context and Introduction
Week 3 Authentication and Authorisation of Information Security Context and Introduction
Question 1
Authentication always requires a password.
Question 2
We can consider a fingerprint as an authorisation system.
Question 3
Select, which of the following could prove your identity (individually, on their own) during an authentication process. (Note that this is a multiple-correct-answers question and the answer may include more than one option).
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