WSE Encryption with KerberosTokens (what algorithm?)

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Claus Konrad - 06 Jul 2005 17:58 GMT

When encrypting a message body using WSE 2.0 and a Kerberos token, it is quite obvious that the encryption scheme used is symmetric as the "shared secret" is found in AD and verified in this way.

However - what algorithm is actually used here, and does one have a chance of controlling this choice?

/Claus

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Claus Konrad - 07 Jul 2005 13:27 GMT

Well - I figured it out my self.
It is AES (Advanced Encryption Standard).

Just for information
/Claus
When encrypting a message body using WSE 2.0 and a Kerberos token, it is quite obvious that the encryption scheme used is symmetric as the "shared secret" is found in AD and verified in this way.

However - what algorithm is actually used here, and does one have a chance of controlling this choice?

/Claus

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