Authentication != Authorisation.
You wouldn't use this to determine if the user really is who he says he is. But in determining what a user has access to, DNS is pretty slick. The DNS server doesn't need to be public either.
You wouldn't use this to determine if the user really is who he says he is. But in determining what a user has access to, DNS is pretty slick. The DNS server doesn't need to be public either.
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