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by XorNot
1567 days ago
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There's not really much evidence that Kerberos was ever insecure to expose publicly - this seems to be more heresay then any actual problem. The biggest problem is the client setup story - and that honestly has more to do with the very inconsistent support in the application space then any real restrictions. It's "enterprisey" and has no story where the user owns their own device (then again so is SSO and Microsoft would like all Windows machines to be joined to the big microsoft.com realm in the sky anyway). |
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