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what is authentication and authorization?how do they
differ?
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Answer Posted / vimal k@tiyar
authentication means -->identification of user in any related organisation.this person have authenticated to enter this organisation with varification of his identification.
authorization --> after authentication this person have use which part of organization called as authorisation.
authorisation---> access of rights
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