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Any security issue with using SPNEGOto perform single-sign-on?

Subject: Any security issue with using SPNEGOto perform single-sign-on?
Date: Thu, 17 Mar 2005 14:19:20 -0800
I was wondering if anyone has encountered any security concern/issues
while implementing SPNEGO <
http://www.vintela.com/resources/topics/spnego/ >.  SPNEGO provides a
single-sign-on in a KERBEROS enabled environment. Basically it allows
web applications to automatically authenticate clients who have valid
Kerberos credentials.

I am planning to install the mod_spnego module on a apache server,
that will enable the client to single-sign-on to our internal
application, if they are part of our AD.

I possible concern is the increase of CSRF type of attacks, but that
is the case with any single-sign-on solution.

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In Peace,
Saqib Ali
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