Encrypted Authentication

Erik Arneson erik at aarg.net
Wed Apr 10 12:40:32 EDT 2002


On 10 April 2002, Someone <please at nospam.net> wrote:
> Erik Arneson wrote:
> > In my rather brief amount of reading, I've gotten the impression that
> > Kerberos uses DES encryption for the network-based authentication.  As
> > DES is relatively insecure, is there any way to force 3DES or other
> > encryption algorithms to be used?  How?
> 
> you can use 3DES if you KDC support's it, on your client in krb5.conf 
> what you will need is to specify default_tkt_enctypes and 
> default_tgs_enctypes to 3DES.
> 
> Regards

Thanks, that's the kind of thing I was looking for.  Is there any way to
get krlogin to use 3DES, or should I just use a patched version of
OpenSSH instead?

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