I would like to understand Kerberos authentication at a fundamental
level, and most of my research is turning up examples that are way too
complicated or way too simple...
Do you know of (or could jot down) a basic, packet-level breakdown of
the authentication process?
By that, I mean, what the conversation looks like between client and
server in relation to time and direction of traffic
Kinda like the old
syn --->
<------- ack
syn ack --->
I think if I could find that basic foundation (in my language as a
network person) perhaps that would help me with my studies (our mgmt
wants us all Security+...)
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