On Adding AES Support to Kerberos.NET Published Jul 10, 2017 | Posted in .NET The AES cryptographic algorithm was added to the Kerberos.NET library. Read Article About Steve Syfuhs Steve Syfuhs is a developer on the Windows Authentication team at Microsoft. Read More about Steve Mastodon github.com/SteveSyfuhs
Porting Kerberos.NET to .NET Core Published Aug 11, 2017 How I ported Kerberos.NET to .NET Core. Read Article | .NET
Active Directory Claims and Kerberos.NET Published Jul 29, 2017 Kerberos.NET now supports claims presented by Active Directory. Read Article | .NET
Kerberos.NET and the KeyTab File Published Jul 16, 2017 How to use keytab files with Kerberos.NET. Read Article | Development
Achievement Unlocked: Kerberos.NET Has a Nuget Package! Published Mar 21, 2017 Kerberos.NET now has a Nuget package! Read Article | Development
Windows Authentication in IIS with Kerberos.NET Published Mar 21, 2017 How to make Kerberos.NET work when hosted in IIS. Read Article | Development
Configuring an SPN in Active Directory for Kerberos.NET Published Mar 21, 2017 Kerberos requires that SPNs are registered on service principals in Active Directory. Here's how to do that. Read Article | Active Directory
Authenticating Web Requests with Kerberos.NET Published Mar 20, 2017 A simple example on how to protect a web service using the Kerberos.NET library. Read Article | Development
Kerberos.NET: A Managed Ticket Validator Published Mar 19, 2017 I built a Kerberos library in managed code. Check it out. Read Article | .NET
A look at Azure AD Single Sign-On Published Mar 19, 2017 Seamless Single Sign-On lets you sign in to Azure AD using Kerberos. Here's how it works. Read Article | Active Directory
A Developer’s Guide to Networks Part 1: Wiring Published Sep 26, 2016 I rewired the house for faster internet. Here's my experience. Read Article | Development
Debugging JavaScript in Auth WebViews Published Jul 23, 2016 Webviews are way to host web content in modal windows of modern applications. Debugging the web code can be difficult. Read Article | Active Directory
A Year in Review: South Bound and Down Published Jul 25, 2015 The company I worked at got acquired and we moved down south. Yeesh. Read Article
Reading List: What is Code? Published Jun 13, 2015 An interesting and maybe accurate characterization of the software industry. Read Article | Development
Going Nuclear: Modeling Threats to Distributed Systems Published Apr 12, 2015 Threat Modeling can be a boring and tedious process -- especially when you're just starting out. Here's an exaggerated look at how to think and model threats. Read Article | Development