roedy green

This sounds like a paradox. How can someone who is not there
authenticate who they are? Do you mean a live human remotely
authenticate their identity?

Do you mean something simulates authenticating a real human? e.g. a
robot that types in the username and password. But if it does that, it
is not actually authenticating a human since somebody else or some
other process could trigger it. Maybe that does not matter. What you
really need is just a way to defeat a security system designed for a
manned installation.

Perhaps if you backed off a bit and described the context in which you
are having this problem it would be clearer to dolts like me what you
need to do.


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