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1 Self Imposed Limitations of Kerberos Douglas E. Engert Argonne National Laboratory 08/04/04 COPYRIGHT STATUS: Documents authored by Argonne National Laboratory employees are the result of work under U.S. Government contract W ENG-38 and are therefore subject to the following license: The Government is granted for itself and others acting on its behalf a paid-up, nonexclusive, irrevocable worldwide license in these documents to reproduce, prepare derivative works, and perform publicly and display publicly by or on behalf of the Government.

2 Outsiders views n Kerberos has been too successful n Thousands of users in a realm n Hundreds of hosts in realm n What is the extended trust model n Once ticket is obtained or forwarded, if stolen it can compromise all the systems a user can access n Kerberos won’t work well across institutions

3 Trust n Trust in user’s workstation is low n Trust = 1/(Number of host) * 1/(Number of sites) * 1/(Diversity of security) * 1/(Number of users)

4 Why Kerberos is Limited n Single sign-on – Total reliance on user’s workstation n Delegated (forwarded) tickets as good as original èNo control by user of the use of delegated tickets èNo trace of hosts involved in delegation èNo good bindings to host on which it can be used »Channel bindings to IP in all but useless n No black-listing of tickets by KDC, especially with cross realm

5 What to do about trust of users workstation? n Better maintenance n Restricted operating systems n Boot from CD n Dumb terminals n Hardware token/smartcard/PDA/… does Kerberos for workstation

6 What can be done about Delegated tickets n User sets restrictions when doing kinit/login èLimit use of delegated tickets by sites/hosts/services èFurther delegation may impose further restrictions èKDC or end service needs to check restrictions before issuing or using tickets n Trace of hosts/sites involved in delegation included in ticket è Used to detect/prevent unusual activity n Real time feedback to user about use of tickets, for logging, or even permission to use.

7 Black Listing Tickets n Once a TGT is issued, it can continue to be used. èPrincipals can be disabled so no new tickets issued. èKDC could refuse to issue additional tickets. n What about issued cross-realm TGTs èCan one KDC/admin notify other KDCs to black list cross-realm TGTs? èKeep a log of active cross-realm TGTs so other KDCs can be contacted ASAP?

8 Conclusion n The WG has been deeply involved with protocol issues, but has neglected the problems of being so successful. n I believe that these issues can all be addressed which will improve the trust in the use of the protocol, and lead to its wider deployment.

9 The End