Checking the correct password corresponding to a given username to login is an example of

Checking whether or not a given thumbprint corresponds to the information stored in the database is an example of

Providing a user with access to the admin module is an example of

The entity responsible to set what a user can access is

Digital identity is not meant to be used when the user is engaged in an online transaction

According to NIST SP800-63, digital authentication establishes that a subject is who they claim to be

According to NIST SP800-63, digital identity is a unique representation of a subject engage in an online transaction

According to NIST SP800-63, the process of collecting our MyKad or passport to verify information about us, is an example of identity proofing

According to NIST SP800-63A, an applicant must be physically present in order for identity proofing to be performed

According to NIST SP800-63A, identity proofing can be done remotely, i.e. without having the user to be physically present

According to NIST SP800-63, when a user first register in the digital identity model, the user is called

Examples of a method of authentication involving something the user knows include

Examples of a method of authentication involving something the user has include

Authenticating using biometrics involves false positives. A false positive can mean

Authenticating using biometrics involves false negatives. A false negative can mean

Passwords can be stored in the clear as long as the salt is hidden

The salt of a password can be stored in the clear

In the same system, if two users use the same password and the salts given are also the same, then the hashed passwords are identical

In the same system, if two users use the same password and the salts given are different, then the hashed passwords are different

In access control, a PDF document is an example of an Object

In access control, the ability to just read a particular PDF document is an example of an Access Right

User A is the owner of file abc.docx and has read and write access. He then assigns another user, B to have read and write access. This scenario is an example of a

Process A only has read access to file xyx.xlsx. The process cannot assign the same privilege to other processes. This scenario is an example of a

Which of the following are examples of consideration when granting access in Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)

Which of the following are valid examples of consideration when granting access to a door leading to a room in Attribute-Based Access Control (ABAC)