Possible Solution to Grid Security Issue Using Authentication: An Overview
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https://doi.org/10.37591/jowet.v5i3.1960Abstract
In last few years there has been a very effective increase in rate of growth in computer processing capacity, communication and data storage. This effective growth rate solves very complex problems which were not earlier possible without the use super computers. The rapid increased use and the acceptance of internet and the easily availability of the high-speed networks have progressively changed the way we do computing. Undeniably, it is an expansion of internet efficiency, but such gathering of inter-connected resources in progressive environment demands high security equally. This paper deals with one of the challenging security issue and its resolution. We illustrate how this issue can be resolved with Authentication technique.
Keywords: Authentication, Kerberos, Digital Certificates
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Sheikh Amir Fayaz, Ifra Altaf, Aaqib Nazir Khanet al. A Possible Solution to Grid Security Issue Using Authentication: An Overview. Journal of Web Engineering & Technology. 2018; 5(3): 10–14p.
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