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Top Flaws in Distributed Authentication Systems and how they are Attacked, High Tech, Page 9

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Definition Digression:

 “The Confused Deputy”
 Norman Hardy, 1988

 When one system can be tricked by another
into misusing its authority.

 Cross Site Request Forgery is the most well
known example today.

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