Matthew Palmer wrote:
The point here is having a connection ( established through kerberised telnet), and once
that connection is established, the messages exchanged between the two computers are
encrypted.
Not necessarily. Only if both ends of the connection negotiated some sort
of stream encryption after the authentication has taken place.
This is certainly wrong. Once connection is established in the Kerberos Realm
all communications and messages exchanges are encrypted in accordance with
the rules as specified in Kerberos.
You are just saying without elaborating. It is one thing to say for you someone is wrong
I do know what Kerberos is, I know what it does, I certainly know what it can do. However, I have a bit of a hard time working out why people love it.
but you have not been forthcoming why you are right; no logical explanation.
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