Kerberos in the enterprise
P54.kerberos.02 · Audience: guest, it-ml, language-pro · Prerequisites: Kerberos: tickets, not passwords
The toy KDC captures the core; real deployments add SPNs (service principal names — the identities services register under), keytabs (the key files that let a service prove that identity without a password), and delegation — and a set of classic ticket-theft attacks. This judgement module has you reason about how Kerberos fits a real enterprise network and how its failure modes are mitigated.
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Interview rung — Kerberos in the enterprise (free-form)
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