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Format: Kindle Ausgabe
Dateigröße: 3075 KB
Seitenzahl der Print-Ausgabe: 274 Seiten
Gleichzeitige Verwendung von Geräten: Keine Einschränkung
Verlag: O'Reilly Media; Auflage: 1 (26. August 2003)
Verkauf durch: Amazon Media EU S.Ã r.l.
Sprache: Englisch
ASIN: B004P1J81C
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I'm still looking for a more recent book like this. There's a lot of useful learning-curve information, but you better be technically savvy and already an experienced Linux user. It's not for Newbies unless you come from another similar technology, such as the Windows world, or Networking. Otherwise, there's way too much under the hood you'll have to just take on faith. The book makes it seem easy, but unfortunately, there's some roadblocks with later OS's. You'll need to use older distros to make all these examples work as is.There's also a void where it could explain how to correctly add an app server to the KDC. There's so little info there that I had to resort to Google. I was totally confused between using DNS and Kadmin to manage principles.Anyway, the book helped me a lot, it just wasn't all I needed. Outside research and translations are needed by now.
First I would like to justify my 5 star rating. This book helped me out of a nasty multi-homed host and DNS problem when no other source could. Without this book I would have been troubleshooting this issue for days. I feel the book has paid for itself.However, I wouldn't consider this "The Definitive Guide." It lacks documentation on the krb5.conf configuration file. I found myself referencing the krb5.conf(5) man page for additional info. Also, the documentation that comes with Heimdal is a very good good source for configuration settings.Another deficiency is the GSSAPI coverage. I did have some trouble setting up my GSSAPI aware SSH with Kerberos. I found myself digging through the ssh man pages and doing some trial and error. Chapter 7 discusses Kerberos enabled applications. SSH is covered there, but I felt the GSSAPI aspect was lacking. Although the author mentions that GSSAPI is not specific to any authentication method and is somewhat out of place in a Kerberos book, I feel this is where the author could have went the extra mile and claimed the right to the title "The Definitive Guide." There are many Kerberized applications today not mentioned in Chapter 7. It would be nice to see a second edition that covers them.What this book has that you will not find in any other single source is comprehensive coverage of the history, protocols, and implementation of Kerberos complete with diagrams. From a security standpoint, this will really help you understand what is going on in your network. For example, when setting up my firewall rules and NIDS, I really had a grasp on what traffic was going where and what needed to be blocked/detected.Chapter 6, Security, is very comprehensive and outlines various root compromises, dictionary and brute-force, replay, and man-in-the-middle attacks. It also details the importance of pre-authentication in Kerberos V as well as best practices to protect your key distribution center (KDC).My Kerberos network is a 10 host homogeneous OpenBSD network running the Heimdal Kerberos V version 0.7.2. Although this book covers the older Heimdal 0.6, it was still very relevant. It also covers the MIT 1.3 implementation (MIT is currently at version 1.6.3). Although this book was published in 2003, it is still worth its price brand new in 2008.
Not really the author's fault, the world has changed a lot since this book was written. The first couple chapters are a good run down on the Kerberos protocol & it's various flavors but then it's age starts to show. If you're the kind of person who is compiling your client security from source you probably need to get your hands on documentation that's more up to date. Does not really tell you much about using SRV records, cross realm auth, leveraging it if you're on Active Directory etc. The writing tends to make the technology sound more difficult to understand than it actually is.When it came out this was almost certainly a 5 star book. It's age, not it's content is the problem.
Great intro to Kerberos. If you were curious how what the magic sauce behind Kerberos is, you will find out by reading this book.
This book is a rather complete technical overview of Kerberos. It starts with a technical overview, which is a big must to be able to configure and debug a Kerberos system. It then jumps to implementation and then ends with integration.The overview is rather short, but was sufficient to help me install successfully a Heimdal system on my BSD network. I would have like more informations on how to integrate Windows Vista and XP to Heimdal, but the book falls short on this.Overall, I strongly recommend this book to anyone who needs to install quickly and maintain a Kerberos system. No quick tutorial would be enough and «Kerberos: The Definitive Guides» makes it as short as can be.
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