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Glossary Term Local Authentication

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What is Local Authentication?

Local Authentication is the process of verifying the identity of a user or device using credentials stored locally on the system, such as passwords or biometric data.

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Understanding Local Authentication

Local Authentication is the process of verifying the identity of a user or system within a specific device or server without relying on external credentials or resources. This method uses locally stored authentication data, such as passwords, biometric information, or security tokens, to grant access to a system or application. It provides a secure way to control and manage access to resources within a single, self-contained environment without the need for external authentication services.

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