static authentication
[/ˈstætɪk ɔːˌθɛntɪˈkeɪʃən/]
nounpl: static authentications
autenticação estática
1. A security method that uses fixed credentials (such as passwords, PINs, or security questions) that remain unchanged over time to verify a user's identity
Static authentication relies on users remembering their passwords, which can be vulnerable to brute force attacks.
A autenticação estática depende de os usuários lembrarem suas senhas, o que pode ser vulnerável a ataques de força bruta.
2. An authentication process that does not change or vary based on device, location, or time factors
The system uses static authentication with a username and password combination that remains the same for every login attempt.
O sistema utiliza autenticação estática com uma combinação de nome de usuário e senha que permanece igual em todas as tentativas de login.
Static authentication is a foundational concept in cybersecurity discussed globally. In Brazil and Portugal, as technology adoption increases, organizations are moving away from static authentication toward more secure methods like two-factor or multifactor authentication. The term is standardized across both Brazilian and European Portuguese technical communities.
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