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/aw then"ti kay'teuhr/, n.1. a person or thing that authenticates.2. Cryptography. a code used to authenticate a previously transmitted code.[1860-65; AUTHENTICATE + -OR2]
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authenticator — authenticate ► VERB ▪ prove or show to be authentic. DERIVATIVES authentication noun authenticator noun … English terms dictionary
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authenticator — n. one who proves or confirms authenticity … English contemporary dictionary
Authenticator — An ISO term. A code in a message between the sender and receiver used to validate the source and all or part of the text of a message, based on a bilaterally agreed upon method of calculation. on paper documents a signature or other… … International financial encyclopaedia
authenticator — au·then·ti·ca·tor … English syllables
