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The Working Group’s reports on implementation will be publicly available on the Convention's web site and the individual country reports will be available only to competent authorities through a password- protected folder. CP.TEIA/2004/6 Page 4 Annex I 1.2 Assistance to Parties in implementing the Convention and to Signatories and other UNECE member countries wishing to become a Party in ratifying the Convention Description: The Parties and other UNECE member countries are invited to report on the accession/ratification and implementation of the Convention and on the difficulties that they have encountered in this process. (...) Work to be undertaken: Information on hazardous activities will be maintained by the Working Group on Implementation, with the assistance of the secretariat, on the basis of the individual country implementation reports and made available to competent authorities through a password-protected folder within the Convention’s web site. (...) Scope of the Convention 2.1 Hazardous activities 2.1.1 Maintenance of information on hazardous activities in a password-protected folder within the Convention’s web site Working Group on Implementation All Parties/UNECE secretariat Information on hazardous activities 3.

In some proposed home banking systems it would not be feasible to use a plastic card for authorization purposes; therefore, the authorization procedure depends ona PIN or password alone. A terminal located at a business establishment can have more complicated and presumably more secure procedures,. but in essence they usually revolve around the use of passwords and the possible Use of 8' plastic card. 18. (...) C)'250/Add.A' , English Page 8 .,., 20. Password secu.rity eoz,-,terminalslocated,in businesses or- in homes raises the same kind of problem. (...) A terminal from which a wide range o~ funds .transfers·can .bemade for significant amounts of money should be subject to additional.safeguard•• Log-in might require the c,oncurrenee of two different persons with different passwords. Passwords can be changed at.relatively short·intervals ..

The Working Group may also wish to note that, while regulations may normally be updated frequently, the exact meaning of the terms “user identification” and “password” may be left to user agreements.] II. (...) Registration of information in a notice effected by a person using the assigned user identification and password is conclusively deemed to have been effected by the person to whom the user identification and password have been assigned by the registry. 3. (...) [Note to the Working Group: The Working Group may wish to consider whether the grantor identifier is necessary for a registrant that has obtained access to the registry (with his/her user identification and password, that may apply in an electronic or paper context), and has the relevant registration number.]

Biometrics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30-40 13 3. Passwords and hybrid methods . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41-42 15 4. (...) For the purposes of this discussion, four main signature and authentication methods will be discussed: digital signatures; biometric methods; passwords and hybrid methods; and scanned or typed signatures. 1. (...) For example, signature dynamics for authentication can be combined with cryptography for message integrity. Alternatively, passwords can be passed over the Internet, using cryptography (e.g.

Only accredited Government representatives/ national focal points are granted access to the observatory with a username / password. 10. Government users benefit from the following functionalities: A. (...) Similar to Government users, also accredited users from MDBs and other interested donors will receive their own password / username in order to access and navigate the observatory and use its functions. (...) Similar to Government and MDB users, also accredited users from RCOs will receive their own password / username and credentials for the Observatory. 15.

For Governments, MDBs and RCOs access will be granted to officially nominated/ accredited representatives only. A username and password will be provided only after receipt of nominations by the secretariat. (...) Only accredited Government representatives/ national focal points are granted access to the observatory with a username / password. 11. Government users benefit from the following functionalities: 1. (...) Similar to Government and MDB users, also accredited users from RCOs will receive their own password / username and credentials for the Observatory. 17.

GE.06-20632 TRANS/WP.15/AC.1/100/Add.3 page 2 Step 2 Draft standards ready for the Enquiry stage will be uploaded to a password protected CEN website accessible only to the members of the Joint Meeting Working Group on Standards and to the delegates of the Joint Meeting. (...) Draft standards ready for the Enquiry stage will be uploaded to a password protected CEN website accessible only to the members of the Working Group on Standards and to the delegates of the Joint Meeting.

· Weak security: Keys are derived from passwords or pass-phrases. Dictionary attacks can easily breach this kind of security if easy to remember passwords are used

Technically, a script is activating the GPRS connection on the laptop, connecting to an FTP server at the CSB, and downloading a password-protected zip file, from which the received data is extracted. (...) Scripts are collecting the files to be transferred, they zip them in a password-protected archive and put then on an FTP server at CSB office. 8.

The holder is provided with login and password for authentication. Without these, there is no method to submit declarations in Latvia. (...) In DTI, a simpler level of authentication (login / password), combined with user profiles management, can be sufficient. (...) In order to submit Customs declarations (including Transit and TIR declarations), the user’s login and password is used as electronic signature. There is no need to attach further specific files.