A Formal Analysis and Some Properties of Kerberos in Network Security

Authors

  • R. Aghila Department of Computer Science and Engineering, KLN College of Information and Technology, Sivagangai District, India
  • K. Nagalakshmi Department of Computer Science and Engineering, KLN College of Information and Technology, Sivagangai District, India.
  • B. S. Roopan Department of Computer Science and Engineering, KLN College of Information and Technology, Sivagangai District, India.
  • S. Rajakrishnan Department of Computer Science and Engineering, KLN College of Information and Technology, Sivagangai District, India.
  • T. Anandaraj Department of Computer Science and Engineering, KLN College of Information and Technology, Sivagangai District, India.

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https://doi.org/10.51983/ajcst-2012.1.1.1697

Abstract

Network is a chain, a weak link in that can break a system. Network plays a vital role in modern computer industry. Making secure network is more important because a lot of confidential transactions are performed over the network. In this world of universal electronic connectivity “Hackers” threaten the prosperity and productivity of individuals and corporations, to prevent that we introduce a new type of security with KERBEROS. This paper deals with networking in a most secured manner. In this advanced Hacking world network security seems to be more important and it plays a vital role in communication over networks. This is made possible by using the KERBEROS, the best way of implementing the network security.

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05-05-2012

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Aghila, R., Nagalakshmi, K., Roopan, B. S., Rajakrishnan, S., & Anandaraj, T. (2012). A Formal Analysis and Some Properties of Kerberos in Network Security. Asian Journal of Computer Science and Technology, 1(1), 6–10. https://doi.org/10.51983/ajcst-2012.1.1.1697

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Vol. 1 No. 1 (2012): January-June 2012

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