Microsoft authentication technologies include:
Credential Management,
LSA Authentication,
Network Provider,
Smart Card Authentication,
Security Support Provider Interface(SSPI),
Winlogon and GINA
Credentials Management.
Kinds of Credentials: Domain Credentials, Generic Credentials
User Name Formats: User Principal Name(UPN)(UserName@Example.Microsoft.com), Down-Level Logon Name(DOMAIN\UserName).
LSA Authentication.
LSA Authentication describes the parts of the Local Security Authority(LSA) that applications can use to authenticate and log users on to the local system.
The LSA Authentication functions let you write an authentication package, a subauthentication package, or a combined security support provider/authentication package(SSP/AP).
A logon session is a computing session that begins when a user authentication is successful and ends when the user logs off o
Credential Management,
LSA Authentication,
Network Provider,
Smart Card Authentication,
Security Support Provider Interface(SSPI),
Winlogon and GINA
Credentials Management.
Kinds of Credentials: Domain Credentials, Generic Credentials
User Name Formats: User Principal Name(UPN)(UserName@Example.Microsoft.com), Down-Level Logon Name(DOMAIN\UserName).
LSA Authentication.
LSA Authentication describes the parts of the Local Security Authority(LSA) that applications can use to authenticate and log users on to the local system.
The LSA Authentication functions let you write an authentication package, a subauthentication package, or a combined security support provider/authentication package(SSP/AP).
A logon session is a computing session that begins when a user authentication is successful and ends when the user logs off o