What is the difference between authentication and
authorization
?
Answer Posted / akbar hussain
in Easy terms Authentication means system understands that both the provided password and username are correct at login , and particulate user is Authenticated to move further.
Authorization:: When above said process is Successfully Completed , now system decides what are the permissions has to be given to this particular user, either Read / Write / Rear and Write (ie.Both)
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