Authentication and Authorization Infrastructure
Authentication and Authorization Infrastructure (AAI) refers to a service and a procedure to allow members of different institutions access to protected information services that are distributed on different web servers. The Authentication and Authorization Infrastructure verifies that a person is authorized to access a resource, with the audit not being based on a central registry, but on the home organization of the person requesting access to the resource.
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References
- Authentication and authorization infrastructures (AAIs): a comparative survey
- BAAI: biometric authentication and authorization infrastructure
- An authentication and authorization infrastructure: The PAPI system
- Pervasive authentication and authorization infrastructures for mobile users
- An Authentication and Authorization Infrastructure for the Web of Things
- Realization of a Vision: Authentication and Authorization Infrastructure for the Swiss Higher Education Community
- How to Adapt Authentication and Authorization Infrastructure of Applications for the Cloud
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