On Token Binding
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About Cryptography in Kerberos.NET
The Kerberos.NET library relies on a few cryptographic primitives for Kerberos. This post describes what those primitives are and how they're used.
Cross Platform Support for Kerberos.NET
Kerberos.NET is built to be used across multiple platforms, however there are some caveats.
A Deep Dive into the Design of Kerberos.NET
The Kerberos.NET library has undergone significant redevelopment over the last year and has introduced many new features across both client and server.
Why is Kerberos Terrible?
Tl;dr; It’s really not. As we build new protocols we should remember all the things we got right with Kerberos and account for all the things we got wrong.
Creating Custom Windows Credential Providers in .NET
Credential Providers transfer user-supplied credentials to the security stack in Windows. They're COM-based, so you can build your own in .NET.
Backing Enclave.NET with Azure Key Vault
Protect your secrets managed by Enclave.NET in Azure Key Vault.
Creating Authority-Signed Certificates using PowerShell
A quick and easy way to generate authority-signed certificates using just PowerShell.
Enclave.NET: A Secure-ish Crypto Execution Module
Here's a foundation to build a module for processing your secrets outside your application.
Porting Kerberos.NET to .NET Core
How I ported Kerberos.NET to .NET Core.
Active Directory Claims and Kerberos.NET
Kerberos.NET now supports claims presented by Active Directory.
Kerberos.NET and the KeyTab File
How to use keytab files with Kerberos.NET.
On Adding AES Support to Kerberos.NET
The AES cryptographic algorithm was added to the Kerberos.NET library.
Achievement Unlocked: Kerberos.NET Has a Nuget Package!
Kerberos.NET now has a Nuget package!
Windows Authentication in IIS with Kerberos.NET
How to make Kerberos.NET work when hosted in IIS.