chapter 7 Authentication Flashcards

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Describe the Somewhere you are authentication attribute

A

Location-based authentication, measures some statistic about where you are. Using ip addresses or geolocation, etc

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Describe the Something you Exhibit authentication attribute

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Behavioral based authentication and authorization, with specific emphasis on personality traits

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Describe the Someone you know Authentication attribute

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Uses a web of trust model where new users are vouched for by existing users

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4
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Where are the user account names stored in Linux?

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/etc/passwd

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5
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Where are the password hashes stored at in Linux?

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/etc/shadow

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6
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What is a pluggable authentication module (PAM)

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A package for enabling different authentication providers

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7
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What is Single sign-on (SSO)

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Allows the user to authenticate once to a local device and be authenticated to compatible application servers without having to enter credentials again

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8
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What is Kerberos?

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A single sign-on network authentication and authorization protocol

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What is the Key distribution center (KDC)

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Component of Kerberos that authenticates users and issues tickets (tokens)

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What is a Ticket Granting Ticket (TGT)

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In Kerberos, a token issued to an authenticated account to allow access to authorized application servers

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How does Ticket Granting Ticket (TGT) prevent replay attacks?

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By time stamping the ticket with a default of 10 hours which requires the workstation and servers on the network must be synchronized within five minutes of each other

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