Authenticator definition

Authenticator means the security code generated on your registered device through the HBZ App, which will be your secure code and which can only be generated through the HBZ App;

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Authenticator means a product that incorporates the Authentication Key and the CSS Authentication Algorithm in order for a DVD Drive (“Authenticator Module for DVD Drive”) and/or CSS Decryption Module (“Authenticator Module for CSS Decryption Module”) to authenticate each other.

Authenticator means the security code generated on your registered device through the HBZ App, which will be your secure code and which can only be generated through the HBZ App. “Password” means the unique number the Bank will provide to you and which you are required to change when you complete the registration process;

Examples of Authenticator in a sentence

Provider shall secure and manage usernames, passwords, and any other means of gaining access to the Services or to Division Data, at levels suggested by NIST SP800-171 (Password complexity, encryption, and re-use) , NIST SP800-53 (IA control Family), and NIST 800-63-3 (Digital Identity), and NIST SP800-63B (Authenticator and Verifier Requirements) or equivalent industry best practices.
Provider shall secure and manage usernames, passwords, and any other means of gaining access to the Services or to Division Data, at levels suggested by NIST SP800-171 (Password complexity, encryption,and re-use) , NIST SP800-53 (IA control Family), and NIST 800-63-3 (Digital Identity), and NIST SP800-63B (Authenticator and Verifier Requirements) or equivalent industry best practices.
You are responsible for ensuring that the facilities and functions of the Mobile Authenticator App meet your requirements.
Authenticator App has not been developed to meet your individual requirements.
The Mobile Authenticator App is provided "as is" with no representation, guarantee or agreement of any kind as to its functionality or availability.

More Definitions of Authenticator

Authenticator means any electronic device or token supplied by or on behalf of AmBank which provides access to any Services when used in conjunction with an Electronic Key and is used to attest the validity of a message or transmission and confirm the identity of the relevant User or Administrator.

Authenticator means the time-based one-time passcode (TOTP) that implements unique code utilizing the current time combined with the uniqueness of users and devices enabling TOTP to be used within Online Banking. The two supported Authenticator apps that may be used as the authentication mechanism are Google Authenticator and Microsoft Authenticator. These Authenticator applications will provide a more secure method of delivering OTP as well as a global option for customers traveling overseas.

Authenticator means something that the claimant possesses and controls (typically a

Authenticator means any handheld random password generator(s) that may be provided by TREB from time to time; (Effective October 2008)

Authenticator means a certain thing that is used to link an identity with a person who possesses and controls it for the purpose of authentication, such as passwords, biometric data;

Authenticator means any handheld random password generator(s) that may be provided by TREB to YOU from time to time.

Authenticator means something that is used to verify the relationship between a subject and a credential. An active authenticator is usually something the subject knows (such as a secret password), something the subject has (such as a smartcard), or something the subject is (such as a photo or other biometric information), and is used to tie the subject to an identity credential. For example, a password functions as an authenticator for a username, a picture functions as an authenticator for a passport or driver’s license. A passive authenticator is usually something the environment knows,