Vista / UAC
    Todd Stecher 
    todd.stecher at isilon.com
       
    Wed Feb 28 18:04:11 EST 2007
    
    
  
On Feb 28, 2007, at 10:09 AM, Tim Alsop wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am intersted in how far you have got with developing support for MS
> WIndows cache on Vista. We find our code works well, but only if  
> UAC is
> turned off. This is because when UAC is enabled the session key in a
> service ticket is returned as all zero's instead of a valid session  
> key.
> The result is that a server application that is accepting a security
> context fails to accept the context using the key from a key table  
> file
> on server. I plan to raise a support call with MS, but wanted to check
> first if you had already talked to MS and found a solution to this
> problem ?
I'm pretty sure this is in XPSP2 as well - this is controllable via  
the registry (can't recall the value off the top of my head, but it  
may be on www.microsoft.com/kerberos).
This support was added to keep rogue applications from stealing the  
session key outside of the context of the LSA.  I left MS too early  
to know if UAC affects this registry key and the  
LsaApCallAuthenticationPackage() level, but I doubt it does - it is  
likely only gated by the "mystery" registry key noted above.    I'll  
see if I can dig up the details - I'm pretty certain Jeff Altman  
knows the value as KFW likely sets it.
Later,
Todd
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