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The evolution of the Kerberos authentication service

Kohl et al., 1991

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11999676817212503587
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Kohl J
Neuman B
Theodore Y
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Proceedings of the Spring 1991 EurOpen Conference

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ABSTRACT The Kerberos Authentication Service, developed at MIT, has been widely adopted by other organizations to identify clients of network services across an insecure network and to protect the privacy and integrity of communication with those services. While …
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