Something the user knows (ID and password); something the user has (such as a smart card, which is a credit card device storing info, or a token, a small electronic device that changes user passwords automatically); or something that is part of the user (such as biometrics, which identify the user based on physical characteristics such as a fingerprint or voice/face recognition

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Chelsea Saunders

Computers & Technology

31 December, 15:35

Something the user knows (ID and password); something the user has (such as a smart card, which is a credit card device storing info, or a token, a small electronic device that changes user passwords automatically); or something that is part of the user (such as biometrics, which identify the user based on physical characteristics such as a fingerprint or voice/face recognition

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Abdiel Oconnor · Answer 1

Secure Authentication involves a combination of the following three information

Explanation:

Generally, it is important that users have access to secure sources of information or data. These data will be used by the users to get access to their platform such as account details. The user should also be the only person that has access to his or her vital information. This should not be disclosed to any other person.