在web应用程序中有什么不同?我经常看到缩写“auth”。它是代表认证还是授权?或者两者都有?


当前回答

补充@Kerrek的答案;

身份验证为通用形式(所有员工都可以登录机器)

授权是专用形式(但管理员只能在机器上安装/卸载应用程序)

其他回答

认证是验证实体身份的过程。例如

Webserver每次都要求用户输入登录名/密码,以验证创建该帐户的用户是否是现在正在访问该帐户的用户。

授权是允许每个实体获得所需数量的服务/资源的过程。例如

On blogging site (eg. medium.com) users can create an account and write a post and publish. And users can read all posts published by others as well. Here the blogging server first authenticates the user with the user login credentials (login/password) and then it authorizes to read all others post and write/modify the post only created by the user. Here authorization is used by the server to limit which all post each user can modify. Users can create a free google account by which google server provides free services like mail, calendar, chat, drives etc. But the storage provided for all these services to free users are 15GB (as of now). User can pay a monthly or annual fee to google server to increase the storage space. Here google server authorizes every authenticated user to limit the amount of resource usage.

在当今的互联网中,授权被广泛用于对客户端施加访问限制。

认证是识别有效用户的过程。

授权是验证用户访问级别的过程。

应用程序示例 用户A、用户B均为库存应用的认证用户。 两个用户都可以进入股票,但B对发行项目有更多的授权权力。

补充@Kerrek的答案;

身份验证为通用形式(所有员工都可以登录机器)

授权是专用形式(但管理员只能在机器上安装/卸载应用程序)

正如身份验证vs授权所言:

Authentication is the mechanism whereby systems may securely identify their users. Authentication systems provide an answers to the questions: Who is the user? Is the user really who he/she represents himself to be? Authorization, by contrast, is the mechanism by which a system determines what level of access a particular authenticated user should have to secured resources controlled by the system. For example, a database management system might be designed so as to provide certain specified individuals with the ability to retrieve information from a database but not the ability to change data stored in the datbase, while giving other individuals the ability to change data. Authorization systems provide answers to the questions: Is user X authorized to access resource R? Is user X authorized to perform operation P? Is user X authorized to perform operation P on resource R?

参见:

Wikipedia上的身份验证与授权

  Authentication Authorization
What does it do? Verifies credentials Grants or denies permissions
How does it work? Through passwords, biometrics, one-time pins, or apps Through settings maintained by security teams
Is it visible to the user? Yes No
It is changeable by the user? Partially No
How does data move? Through ID tokens Through access tokens

更详细的答案请参考:https://www.okta.com/identity-101/authentication-vs-authorization/