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1997 Aug 02
0
Encryption and unfriendly errors for 1.9.17a5?
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>Kevin,
>Firstly, you need to obtain the DES libraries.
[...]
>The alternative you can consider is to use a Windows NT server as your
password server. You can then
>still run Samba with the following entry in your smb.conf file [Globals]
serction:
> security = server
> password server = "your NT server name"
> domain controller = "your NT server IP address"
This is what I am doing with Samba 1.9.16p11, but am now getting errors for
Samba 1.9.17a5. Do I have to worry about NT servers being SP3 when I do
this?...
2001 Dec 29
0
about tinc security
...nt do not seem to be
the same for eavesdroppers." The forwarded packet is appended. The couple
salt and forwarded is padded to be 64bit aligned (blowfish's block size).
The whole (salt, forwared packet and padding) is encrypted with blowfish
in CBC.
2 Vulnerabilities
This serction explains how an attacker can modify packets (see section
2.1) , replay them (see section 2.3), learn pattern of the plain text (see
section 2.2).
2.1 No packet authentication
The aim of encryption is to make the data unreadable for anybody who
doesn't know the key. It doesn'...
1997 Aug 02
7
Encryption
...n the USA as well as other countries. Encryption technology is classified as
a munition and comes under export prohibitions.
The alternative you can consider is to use a Windows NT server as your password server. You can then
still run Samba with the following entry in your smb.conf file [Globals] serction:
security = server
password server = "your NT server name"
domain controller = "your NT server IP address"
The above causes Samba to refer all authentication requests to the nominated NT server.
I hope this little contribution helps one or more of our valued Samba users.
K...