Required skills
Languages: German
Job description
Develop and implement a solution to eliminate implicit NTLM transition in authentication and delegation chains, focusing on Kerberos, COM/DCOM, and Application Server integration.
Responsibilities
Profile
- Reproduce the authentication and delegation chain via Kestrel, COM/DCOM, and the Application Server and clearly identify the causes of ticket, identity, and delegation problems.
- Develop a documented and supportable solution that eliminates implicit NTLM transition, considers SPN/UPN resolution, and enables reusable GSSAPI security contexts.
- Implement the necessary adjustments in C# and C++ and test them for operation under Service Account and Local System in representative multi-domain constellations.
- Document the diagnostic path, operating requirements, and test results, and hand over the solution in a structured manner to the internal development team.
- Robust project experience with Kerberos in multi-domain environments, especially Active Directory trusts, SPNs, service accounts, and cross-domain delegation.
- Deep understanding of authentication and impersonation via COM/DCOM in native and managed applications.
- Practical development experience with C# and C++ as well as at interfaces between .NET and native components.
- Practical experience with Kestrel and ASP.NET Core, especially integration and error analysis of Windows authentication with Negotiate and Kerberos.
- Deep understanding of GSSAPI, SSPI, and the Windows logon process, including LSA, logon sessions, access tokens, and security contexts.
- Sound SPNEGO knowledge; confident differentiation and diagnosis of actual Kerberos usage and possible NTLM fallback.
Project details
- Start: sofort
- Remote: remote
- Location: remote, Niedersachsen, DE, DE
- Languages: German
Source notes
- Project start: ASAP
- Option for extension
- Remote possibility
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