name: OP
full_form: a 128-bit Operator Variant Algorithm Configuration Field that is a component of the functions f1, f1*, f2, f3, f4, f5 and f5*
context: based on OpenID â GBA interworking where OP also performs username/password authentication 1) The user initiates the login process by presenting an identifier of himself or the OP to the Relying Party via the User-Agent 2) The Relying Party redirects the end user's User-Agent to the OP and thereby requests OpenID authentication 3) The OP requests username/password which the end user supplies via the User-Agent 4) Provided the username/password pair is valid, the OP initiates GBA authentication which triggers the User-Agent to start authentication using its GBA credentials with the OP 5) The OP verifies the GBA credentials and, optionally, presents a permission dialog asking the user whether OpenID data can be sent to the RP 6) If the user gives his approval in step 4, the OpenID assertion is sent to the RP via the User-Agent. Optionally, the OP can indicate to the Relaying Party that two-factor authentication was used via the OpenID PAPE extension [13]. 7) The Relying Party verifies
description: OP refers to an Operator Variant Algorithm Configuration Field, which is a component of various functions in the context of OpenID-GBA interworking for authentication purposes. It does not fit into any specific category related to network functions, protocols, or services but is relevant to telecommunications security and authentication processes.
explanation: The provided context describes OP as part of the OpenID-GBA interworking process for user authentication, involving username/password and GBA credentials verification. Since it doesn't directly relate to a specific network function, protocol, service, or other predefined categories but is crucial in telecommunications security, it's classified under Miscellaneous.
section_title: 7.3.4.2	Solution based on OpenID-GBA interworking where MNO performs both GBA and username/password authentication
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