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Authentication & Authorization

Security·Topic 1 of 4·4 questions
Q1Session-Based Authentication and Its Problems

The session ID is a claim check; the real identity stays in the server's cloakroom.

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Q2Authentication vs Authorization (who are you vs what can you do)

Authentication proves WHO you are; authorization decides WHAT you may do.

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Q3RBAC vs ABAC (Role-Based vs Attribute-Based Access Control)

RBAC decides by your role; ABAC decides by the full context of who, what, where, and when.

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Q4Token-Based Authentication (JWT) and Why It Suits Microservices

The token carries the identity inside itself, signed by the server, so any server can trust it without looking anything up.

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