[krbdev.mit.edu #7802] krb5-1.11 & krb5-1.12: incomplete logging

Richard Basch via RT rt-comment at krbdev.mit.edu
Thu Dec 12 16:19:30 EST 2013


If a user attempts to authenticate with an unknown client or to an unknown service, the service name is not depicted in the Kerberos logs.

This makes anomaly detection harder to perform as well as impede diagnostics.

How to reproduce:

1.       For AS_REQ, simply use kinit with an unknown client name (krbtgt/REALM at REALM will not be logged as the service name).

2.       For TGS_REQ, simply use kvno to query an unknown service name.

What should have happened:
It should log the attempt for "client for service", not "client for <unknown server>"

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