Secure Authentication Keys (SAKs) are recommended as a more secure means of authenticating NAAS accounts tied to a specific machine. If widely used, the security of machine-to-machine transactions on the Exchange Network will be enhanced. This document outlines their use, how they should be requested, and explains how they are more secure than current Exchange Network authentication.

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Last Revised Date: April 6, 2006

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Network Security Guidelines