Kerberos - authentication protocol 

I learnt so much from your VDOs that I can not explain. I wish I could learn more that I need to learn from you. Thank you.

This the best explanation about Kerberos I saw on youtube. This is coming from a senior systems engineer. Keep up the good work.

Sunny, I am studying for my SY0-601. Kerberos had me completely baffled until I watched your video. Thank you SO MUCH!!

the best explanation, clear and straight to the point

As a total newbie this helped me a lot. Thank you!

Great video! However, there were 2 mistakes: 1) At 2:26, the request is encrypted with a HASH of the clients password, not the clients actual password (because that would mean that the Authentication Server is storing the clients password in plaintext, which is NOT GOOD - it instead stores a hash of the clients password) 2) At 4:32, it should be "decrypts the token" instead of "encrypts the token", because it's already been encrypted. Other than that, great explanation. Very easy to understand!

Thank you so much with the clear and consise explaination especially with the shared secret keys which i was confused about. Thank you once again sonny;

When I heard him talk I almost stopped the video but I am glad I didn't because he explains Keberos authentication very well

This is truly the best explanation on Kerberos that I have seen. Very easy to understand. Thank you!

No better way to explain other than in very simple and straightforward & elaborative way..

Sir you explain so well in detail i like your teaching style thank you so much

Superb Explanation Sunny! All the rest I've seen was just confusing.

I just love the way you say "This is Sunny" haha!! Yeah!! Your explanation is too brilliant. Keep going!!!

There is also TGS SESSION KEY included at the first encounter as well as a HTTP SERVICE SESSION KEY at the second one, to ensure even more security

WoW .. Network subject is abstract for me, but your videos makes sense out of it. Thank You for your videos. Quite informational. Wish I would have seen these videos during my collage days (long back)..

This is really great you just simplified a complex topic for me

Спасибо, Санни! Очень наглядно, просто и без лишней информации.

Thank you very much professor Sunny.

best video for Kerberos . Thanks

Oh No, I'm here to hear you talk about the dog!

This was super easy to follow and understand, thank you very much!

I love you man. I never saw such a great explaination.

Very good and simple explanation

love your vids, you always have the best explanations. Thank you :)

So simple and easy to understand. Thanks for the upload

Thank you so much!.. I always enjoy your videos and beautiful explanations!

It was really a great explanatory video on Kerberos.

This was an awesome Explanation

I guess one mistake there at step 3. The file server actually DECRYPTS the token with shared key between TGS and itself, in order to allow the access to the user. The video actually incorrectly says 'encrypt'

Awesome video, thank you so much!

you are a great teacher

Great Explanation. Thanks for sharing the video. it's really very helpful :)

You the best Sunny

Awesome explanation, thank you.

Very Well said. TY

Simply great

Thank you, thank you, thank you !!!!

really cool explainations

Love it thank you

Very informative. Thanks for your efforts. It would be very helpful if you could take an example and explain it in detail. That way, things would be crystal clear :)

Amazing explaination, thank you a lot.

Have a nice explanation. i have a question. after all of these steps, is the communication between client and file server also encrypted or not?

smooooth explanation Thanks !!!🤗

great explanation

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Great explanation :)

great explanation , thank you

u rock sunny thank you !

Great explaination! May I please know the version of the kerberos explained here? Thank you

great video

Wonder. Simple to understand. Than you sir.

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For people wanting to know more, check out also: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-2WqZSZ5t0qk.html He goes into a little more detail about the keys, since there are a lot of them involved. (note the volume is absurdly low.)

I got a bit confused with this one. There is a CISSP question asking "what task must the client perform before using the TGT?" and the answer is "accept the TGT and decrypt the symmetric key using a hash of the user's password". I dont 1. why the TGT must be decrypted and 2. why with a hash of the user s password. Pls help

So is the message sent by client along with the TGT encrypted or plain text?

thank you....it is so easy to understand.

Debugging a Kerberos connection failure is a nightmare, specially when it says "Unspecified failure" - go figure what happened 😂

Why dog being used for login? Were they trained??

This man can literally make complicated subjects very easy to REMEMBER and UNDERSTAND

That was truly brilliant, thanks for making this so easy to understand.

I'm so happy I decided to study IT at a time when Sunny's videos exist.

Hi sir first of all thank u for your video..I have one question is that the Token from TGS is encrypted with the new secret key ,then once files server receives the Token that will be "encrypted or de-crypted" from the file server with the shared key which has been sent by TGS? 4:29...

At 4:30 A mistake: step 3: When the file server gets the token, it "decrypts" (not "encrypts") the token with the secret key shared with TGS.

My goodness! This is the explanation that my brain is yearning for! Clear, concise and with the added bonus of flowing diagrams. Thank you Sunny! You really are a guiding light for my 30ish brain! ^_^

Finally, this video made the meaning of Kerberos clear for me. The best explanation ever!

Wow great explanation best explanation on RU-vid

Great explanation. Minor mistake was duly noted about decryption step between client and fileserver when decrypting the encrypted token granted by the Ticket Granting Server. Thanks!

WOW! after spending two hours of searching finally I got this. A very very clear video. Thanks for your efforts.

Set the video speed to 1.25 and thank me later :) Nice explanation. Thanks a lot

Great explanation, Thank you

Unbelievably good explanation. The best I've come across. Keep up the great work!

At 4:37, it should be 'file server decrypts the key' instead of 'encrypts the key'

Thank you Sunny. I am humbled by your noble giving heart. With your help, I passed my Network+ COMPTIA exam, and am now pursuing Security+ excellence. Your instructions are such a refreshment in a cruel world. Your help lifts us all; may more love bless your joy!

Cannot be explained more simpler than this!! Very good work!! Thanks for uploading..

At 4:36, why is File Server encrypting the Token again? Isn't the Token already encrypted by TGS with Shared Secret with File Server?

Nice. Thank you! If you can't explain it in layman terms then you don't understand it enough👌👌👌

So the three secret keys are the three heads of the dog.

I just love your videos, you help me pass my A+ with you perfect explanation and graphics. I feel bad for not paying for your work. Please create some form of a Chanel or upload all these videos on Udemy. You will be a great help to so many students!!!

@Sunny Classroom, there is a mistake in Step 3. You said the file server "encrypts" with the shared key from TGS wheareas you should have said "decrypts", or what?

by the ending we have used 3 encyption keys that represents the 3 head dog story of kerberos

Great explanation, thanks!! Taking my CISSP this week and was having such a hard time conceptualizing it.

Hi Sunny! Very clear explanation. How does the client encrypts communication with server once the token is granted?

Thanks. I have tomorrow a test. Good explanation. Thumb up! ( In German its great :-))

Thank you so much sunny sir to provide this video......with the help of this video I can write on examination paper very well.......so thank you so much

Wow superb simple way explanation tq u so much

You're the best Sunny! Your students are lucky to have you. Please let me know if you ever come to London. Lunch on me :)

BEST Explanation! Thank you so much!!!

I missed something, Kerberos is intended to not base the authentication i user/password because anyone stealing the credentials is in fact the same identity? but first step of kerberos is obtaining a ticket using the user/password ?

This video made the meaning of Kerberos clear for me. The best explanation ever! Amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Kerberos has been very difficult for me to comprehend, this helped so much. Thank you Sunny.

Question: The Authentication server must be storing the user password. Are'nt password databases meant to store only the hash of the password instead of the actual password?

Thank Sunny, I started watching your clips daily, they are so helpful and easy to understand as stated by everyone!

I really liked the visuals you provided. It really helped me understand the "three heads of Kerberos" (the three keys).

THE WAY YOU BREAKS THINGS DOWN MAKES ME BELIEVE YOU ARE THE GREATEST HUMAN BEING LIVING ON EARTH TO THIS DAY. THANK YOU SIR

thanks, you explained it very simply

Hi Sunny Thanks for the great videos and I really appreciate . I have a question about Kerberos If normal userId and password is used for authentication between client and server and anyone who knows the password will be effectively the person who can access (whether he is the correct user or unauthorised user) Let’s suppose If an unauthorised user knows the password and userId then he will send the request(partially encrypted with his password as mentioned in the video) to AS and as the password ,userId combination is correct (in DB) then he will get that TGT and the process follows How Kerberos is making difference here ? (Understood the concept of movie ticket but I can get the movie ticket whenever I want if I knew the userId and password of others) Pls correct me if I am not on the correct path

can you explain about pap and chap authentication protocol

Great explanation ....very useful information Thank you

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