Sun's implementation of Java GSS/Kerberos now supports AES128, AES256,
RC4-HMAC, 3DES and DES encryption types.
Support for 3DES (des3-cbc-sha1-kd) encryption type is available in J2SE
1.5.0 onwards.
Support for AES128, AES256, and RC4-HMAC encryption types is available
in the next J2SE release (
On Jun 1, 2005, at 10:46, Anderson Luiz Brunozi wrote:
Now I'm stuck at how I could generate the "128-bit AES key". If I have
understood it, that should be what the DK() function does.
So, could anyone tell me what, exactly, does this DK() function do?
The DK function is described in the key d
Hello,
I'm implementing a Java kerberos client to be used in a mobile application. I
already have a working version, using DES keys.
But now, I'm required to change it to use AES, instead of DES. I have started
it by trying to follow what is described in RFC3962.
The text says the key generatio
