Not exact matches
I would
question whether we need to bring the hypothesis
of formative causation before the court
of scientific judgment, even if it does somehow find independent
authentication there.
If the breeder claims membership
of any particular kennel club or breeders association, ask the club in
question for an account
of them or
authentication as it is not uncommon for fake documents to be used
The
question of authentication, Polsky believes, is becoming a profound problem for the art world.
In their Artnet News column, the Danziger brothers try to answer the
question of what happens in absence
of an
authentication committee:
More on the general
question of electronic
authentication is here.
Here's a sample series
of questions that you can use to lock down
authentication of Facebook messages:
In any event, the court correctly decided that those provisions dealt with
authentication questions, principally the satisfaction
of the best evidence rule.
Instead, people here have to accept an apostille under the Convention as sufficient
authentication of the documents in
question.
They are
questions of authentication.
One could conceive
of many
of the discussions about the law
of e-commerce and e-government as
questions of appropriate
authentication.
Until the Digital ID &
Authentication Council
of Canada answers that
question, I believe the answer to that
question lies in a technology mix.
So the law can probably safely leave
authentication and authority
questions to the plan administrators (given that they would run the risk
of having to pay twice if they paid to a wrongfully designated beneficiary).
So far as multiple SaaS application integration is concerned, the issue is not one
of access — no
question this is solved through any multi-tab browser as you rightly point out — but rather data and document sharing among them, as well as unified
authentication.
How can we have reached the stage that the last line
of defence
of the sanctity
of personal information (without two factor
authentication) rests with being one
of the few people to know the city in which one's secondary school is located (assuming,
of course, that that
question and answer has not already been compromised)?
A lot
of attention has been paid lately to «cybersecurity», much
of it aimed at system - wide security or «critical infrastructure» security, but a good deal also to individual
questions of authentication, identity management, vulnerability to hacking / phishing / malware and so on.
The Privacy Commissioner
of Canada's Self - Assessment Tool sets out helpful
questions an organization may use to assess its password and
authentication practices.
With our Knowledge Based
Authentication, you can prove the identity
of a signer using security
questions that target private information unique to the individual signing.
The predictive variables in
question could be
authentication credentials such as user names and passwords but also more complex things such as what files or applications tend to be used as part
of specific business processes.
Under Federal Rule
of Evidence 901 (a), «The requirement
of authentication... is satisfied by evidence sufficient to support a finding that the matter in
question is what its proponent claims.»
The
question was one, or rather several,
of authentication and best evidence.
Basically, you need to use voice
authentication while taking the course (you can do this over the phone usually) and you may be asked a bunch
of random personal
questions with a time limit to answer.
It's worth noting, however, that the FBI probably leverages other kinds
of technology in addition to fingerprint
authentication, so purely basing which is better based on the number
of unique identifiers probably deserves to be
questioned.
It's really more a
question of how fast the technology will be able to progress to become the
authentication method
of choice.
As pointed out by Griffin, the «most obvious method [
of authentication] would be to ask the purported creator if he / she indeed created the profile and also if she added the posting in
question.»