See: Description
| Interface | Description |
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| AuthenticatorTransport |
An interface that is intended to group the various authenticator transport protocols.
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| AuthenticatorType |
An interface that is intended to group the various authentication mechanisms.
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| Protection |
An interface that is intended to group the various protection mechanisms.
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| Class | Description |
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| ActivationLimit |
Represents the length of time for which an PIN-based authentication is valid.
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| ActivationLimitDuration |
Represents the key activation limit, which is defined as a duration of time.
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| ActivationLimitSession |
Represents the key activation limit, which is defined as the session.
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| ActivationLimitUsages |
Represents the key activation limit, which is defined as the number of usages.
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| ActivationPin |
Represents a Pin (Personal Identification Number) that was used to authenticate the Principal to some local system in order to activate a key.
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| ADSL |
Represents an authenticator that was transmitted over an ADSL network with no additional security protocols.
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| Alphabet |
Represents an alphabet.
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| AsymmetricDecryption |
Represents Principal authentication by a mechanism that involves using a local private key in the decryption mode (rather than the signature mode).
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| AsymmetricKeyAgreement |
Represents Principal authentication using a mechanism involving a local private key that was used in a shared secret key agreement with the authenticating authority (via Diffie Hellman).
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| AuthenticationContextDeclaration |
Represents a particular assertion on an IDP's part with respect to the authentication context associated with an authentication assertion.
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| Authenticator |
Represents the method applied to validate a principal's authenticator across a network.
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| AuthenticatorSequenceGroup |
Represents a sequence of authenticators.
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| AuthenticatorTransportProtocol |
Represents the protocol using which authenticator information is transferred to an authentication authority verifier.
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| AuthnMethod |
Represents characteristics that define the mechanisms by which the Principal authenticates with the Authentication Authority.
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| BooleanType |
Represents a Boolean type.
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| ComplexAuthenticator |
Represents
Authenticator's with nested combinations and additional complexity. |
| DeactivationCallCenter |
Represents Deactivation Call Center information.
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| DeviceType |
Represents the type of time synchronization device.
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| DigSig |
Represents Principal authentication by a mechanism that involves the Principal computing a digital signature over challenge data provided by the IDP.
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| Extension |
Represents a schema extension.
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| ExtensionsType |
Represents an
ExtensionOnlyType schema type. |
| Generation |
Represents how the password was chosen.
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| Generation.GenerationType |
Represents the password generation mechanism.
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| GoverningAgreementRef |
Represents a reference to a governing agreement.
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| GoverningAgreements |
Represents governing business agreements.
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| HTTP |
Represents that the authenticator was transmitted using HTTP utilizing no additional security protocols.
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| Identification |
Represents the identity proofing processes and mechanisms used by the authentication authority to initially create an association between a Principal and the identity referring to the Principal.
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| IPAddress |
Represents Principal authentication through connection from a particular IP address
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| IPSec |
Represents an authenticator that was transmitted using a transport mechanism protected by an IPSEC session.
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| ISDN |
Represents an authenticator that was transmitted over an ISDN network with no additional security protocols.
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| KeyActivation |
Represents the action that must be performed before a private key can be used.
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| KeySharing |
Represents sharing of the private key with a Certificate Authority.
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| KeyStorage |
Represents a key storage medium.
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| Length |
Represents the minimum and/or maximum number of ASCII characters required to represent a valid password.
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| MediumType |
Defines identifiers for various type of key storage medium.
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| MobileNetworkEndToEndEncryption |
Represents that the authenticator was transmitted solely across a mobile network with end to end encryption.
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| MobileNetworkNoEncryption |
Represents that the authenticator was transmitted solely across a mobile network with no additional security protocols.
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| MobileNetworkRadioEncryption |
Represents that the authenticator was transmitted solely across a mobile network with radio communications being encrypted..
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| NYM |
Defines identifiers that indicate whether or not the identification mechanisms allow the actions of the Principal to be linked to the actual end user.
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| OperationalProtection |
Represents the porcedural security controls employed by the authentication authority.
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| Password |
Represents the password (or passphrase) used to authenticate the Principal to a remote system.
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| PhysicalVerification |
Represents the identifcation or identity proofing that has been performed in a physical face to face meeting.
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| PhysicalVerification.CredentialLevel |
Represents the level of the credential.
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| PreviousSession |
Represents that the Principal has been strongly authenticated in a previous session during which the IDP has set a cookie in the UA.
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| PrincipalAuthenticationMechanism |
Represents a method that a Principal employs to perform authentication to local system components.
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| PrivateKeyProtection |
Represents the types and strengths of facilities of a UA used to protect a private key from unauthorized access and/or use.
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| PSTN |
Represents that the authenticator was transmitted over an PSTN network with no additional security protocols.
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| PublicKeyType |
Represents that the Principal has been authenticated by a public key cryptography mechanism.
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| RestrictedLength |
Represents the minimum and/or maximum number of ASCII characters required to represent a valid password with a minimum value of 3.
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| RestrictedPassword |
Represents the restricted password (or passphrase) used to authenticate the Principal to a remote system.
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| ResumeSession |
Represents that the Principal has been strongly authenticated in a previous session during which a secret was established.
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| SecretKeyProtection |
Represents the types and strengths of facilities of a UA used to protect a secret key from unauthorized access and/or use.
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| SecurityAudit |
Represents an audit of the operational security procedures.
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| SharedSecretChallengeResponse |
Represents Principal authentication using a challenge-response protocol utilizing shared secret keys and symmetric cryptography.
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| SharedSecretDynamicPlaintext |
Represents Principal authentication was based on a shared secret key, which is then used to encrypt a randomized string to pass to the authentication authority.
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| Smartcard |
Represents that a smartcard was used to identity the Principal.
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| SSL |
Represents that the authenticator was transmitted using a transport mechanism protected by a SSL or TLS session.
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| SubscriberLineNumber |
Represents a subscriber line number.
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| SwitchAudit |
Represents a switch audit.
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| TechnicalProtection |
Represents the characteristics that describe how the authentication secret that allows the Principal to authenticate is kept secure.
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| TimeSyncToken |
Represents a time synchronization token is used to identify the Principal.
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| Token |
Represents a Token used to identify the Principal.
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| UserSuffix |
Represents an user suffix.
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| WrittenConsent |
Represents written consent information.
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| WTLS |
Represents that the authenticator was transmitted using a transport mechanism protected by a WTLS session.
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| ZeroKnowledge |
Represents Principal authentication by a zero knowledge technique as specified in ISO/IEC 9798-5.
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