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# Observer Kerberos avec Wireshark

### Observation d'une authentification

Nous ouvrons Wireshark, puis nous nous connectons avec un utilisateur, par exemple :

```
user1
```

Dans Wireshark, vous pouvez filtrer le trafic Kerberos avec :

```
kerberos
```

Nous observons ensuite les échanges :

```bash
AS-REQ
AS-REP
TGS-REQ
TGS-REP
```

<figure><img src="/files/1bfe9554a2a740378321fb712cc541fea8868fa7" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

### Exemple d'accès à un partage sans permissions

Depuis `user2`, nous essayons d'accéder à un partage administratif :

```
cd //WS01/C$
```

Dans Wireshark, nous pouvons observer :

```
TGS-REQ
TGS-REP
Accès SMB refusé
```

<figure><img src="/files/183683990d96104c9512e961ef19f67c4591170e" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

Cela signifie que :

1. l'utilisateur demande un ticket de service ;
2. le KDC délivre le ticket ;
3. le ticket est présenté au serveur ;
4. le serveur refuse l'accès en raison des autorisations SMB ou NTFS.

### Ticket et authentificateur

Lors de l'accès à un service, le client envoie généralement :

* un ticket de service ;
* un authentificateur.

Le ticket prouve que le KDC a autorisé l'accès au service.

L'authentificateur prouve que le client est bien celui qui utilise le ticket.

<figure><img src="/files/5bc29b68d34b3899618fe420c8f739506bb5225a" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>


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