👉 In computer science, a super registration is an operation that allows two or more entities to be registered as the same entity in a system. This can occur when a single entity needs to be registered with multiple systems at once, and each system requires its own registration process. For example, suppose there are three different servers running on the network, each requiring their own version of a software application. In this scenario, two or more entities (e.g., users) could register as the same entity in one
