I had heard authn/authz before, never realized/read into what they were:
> How are authn and authz different? To put it simply, authn has to do with identity, or who someone is, while authz has to do with permissions, or what someone is allowed to do.
> How are authn and authz different? To put it simply, authn has to do with identity, or who someone is, while authz has to do with permissions, or what someone is allowed to do.