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abstract syntax
Abstract Syntax Notation One
[See ASN.1]
account logon auditing
account management (PAM)
ACL files
active attacks
2nd
Active Directory domain, establishing
Active Port tool
add command (Heimdal kadmin)
add command (Heimdal ktutil)
addent command (MIT ktutil)
addprinc command (MIT kadmin)
addressless tickets
admin_server variable
admind4 daemon
administration
Aeneid
AES (Advanced Encryption Standard)
AFS network filesystem Kerberos 4-based service
Andrew File System
Apache mod_auth_kerb module
[See mod_auth_kerb module]
appdefaults stanza
Apple Mail.app
application servers
authentication of
Kerberos software, installing on
applications
configuring
Kerberos, types of support
web-based, Kerberos and
apxs2 program
AS_REP (Authentication Server Reply) messages
AS_REQ (Authentication Server Request) messages
ASN.1 (Abstract Syntax Notation One)
ASs (Authentication Servers)
2nd
initial authentication with PKINIT
asymmetric key cryptography
[See public key cryptography]
Athena Technical Plan
2nd
attacks
active attacks
2nd
brute-force attacks
clients, root compromise of
denial of service
dictionary attacks
exploitation of software flaws
insider attacks
man-in-the-middle attacks
replay attacks
servers, root compromise of
social engineering
theft of administrators' passwords
theft of user credentials
auditing
2nd
[See also logging]3rd
authentication
2nd
against directories
cross-realm using PKCROSS
HTTP methods
Kerberos, advantages of
mutual authentication
2nd
pre-authentication
2nd
web-based using Kerberos
Authentication Servers
[See ASs]
authenticators
authorization
administrative privileges, configuring for principals (MIT Kerberos)
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