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Kerberos Security in Client-Server Systems

The document outlines an assignment for a B.S. in Computer Science focusing on Information Security, specifically on the Kerberos protocol. Students are required to research and demonstrate how Kerberos protects against password sniffing and replay attacks, including an introduction, literature review, a diagram of the Kerberos flow, and an analysis of its advantages over basic passwords. The assignment is due on a specified date and is worth a total of 5 marks.

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Kerberos Security in Client-Server Systems

The document outlines an assignment for a B.S. in Computer Science focusing on Information Security, specifically on the Kerberos protocol. Students are required to research and demonstrate how Kerberos protects against password sniffing and replay attacks, including an introduction, literature review, a diagram of the Kerberos flow, and an analysis of its advantages over basic passwords. The assignment is due on a specified date and is worth a total of 5 marks.

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INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS

MANAGEMENT

Department: Computer Science Program: B.S (Computer Science)

Assignment 3
CSC-419 Information Security

Announced date: Due Date: Total Marks = 05


Marks Obtained =
Teacher Name: Engr. Qurrat-ul-Ain Naiyar

Complex Computing Problem (CCP)


Sr. Course Learning Outcomes GAs Blooms
No Taxonomy
Demonstrate the latest information security C3 (Applying)
CLO_3 GA_3
practices in IT Industry. (Problem Analysis)

Activity:

Research and demonstrate how Kerberos protects a simple client-server setup (e.g., user logging
into a file share and email service) against password sniffing and replay attacks.

Required Deliverables
a) Introduction
b) Literature review (discuss two services)
c) Diagram of Kerberos flow for it
d) Short analysis why Kerberos is better than basic password.

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