3.1.0 Automate
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Authenticating the client

Client authentication is conducted through a PIPE. The PIPE involved in authentication has access to all data transmitted by the client. When designing an authentication PIPE, it's advisable to place the authentication data within the HTTP header.

A good design practice is to aim for lightweight authentication, especially since the client is authenticated with each request.

For enhanced security, don't rely solely on client authentication; if possible, incorporate additional layers of protection.

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