Examples of using Digest authentication in English and their translations into French
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The HTTP server is using digest authentication.
Digest authentication for Windows domain servers.
Hashing passwords for digest authentication.
Digest authentication is supported for HTTP and for HTTPS.
Allows the client to use Digest authentication.
Using Digest authentication requires that a Realm be defined.
Select to manage Digest authentication.
Note: Digest authentication over HTTP is not considered secure.
Most recent browsers support Digest authentication.
In addition, Digest authentication can work through proxy servers.
Providing a Realm is mandatory for Digest authentication.
Digest authentication is available only on Exchange 2010 virtual directories.
These last two requirements are met by HTTP Digest authentication.
Digest authentication is available only on Exchange 2007 virtual directories.
Implement Basic Authentication and Digest Authentication.
This makes digest authentication more appropriate for applications without SSL encryption.
By modern cryptographic standards, Digest Authentication is weak.
Digest Authentication does not provide a strong authentication mechanism.
Only the client computer can initiate a Digest authentication request.
The digest authentication scheme described in this document suffers from many known limitations.