| The most widely used authenticator, particularly by the financial sector, is called a Message Authentication Code. |
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| The corresponding functional component at the other end of the L2L connection is termed the authenticator. |
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| The authenticator is configured to access the authentication server and to allow one or more of its ports to provide 802.1X access control. |
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| An authenticator is evidence that is presented to support the authentication of a claim. |
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| An authenticator and a former Mariners equipment manager said it was not authentic. |
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| Later, she became a not very successful painter and, as the executor of her father's estate, an erratic authenticator of his works. |
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| According to one authenticator of sports memorabilia, his clients are not optimistic. |
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| This shared secret can be used to derive cryptographic keys between the authenticator and the supplicant to ensure confidentiality and integrity and enable message authentication. |
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| He'd become an authenticator of corn, a compiler of pickle recipes. |
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| Users can elect to require the use of a personal password or an RSA SecurID two-factor authenticator when logging in to the host, in addition to supplying operating system credentials. |
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| In the security capability phase, a supplicant negotiates the security capabilities and the various parameters of the protocol to be used with the authenticator. |
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| This request contains the TGT, an authenticator that verifies the principal's identity, and the name of the service the principal wants to use, all encrypted in the session key. |
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| Adopting this molten mutt is easy: If you've got any kind of Authenticator attached to your account, you'll find your new canine companion waiting for you the next time you log in. |
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