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Top Flaws in Distributed Authentication Systems and how they are Attacked, High Tech, Page 38

Top Flaws in Distributed Authentication Systems and how they are Attacked

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Few know what an Enterprise CA is or how
to set one up

Two consequences. Either:

1. The same certificates are used in development
and production, giving every dev, tester and
anyone with source access the ability to
impersonate the production federation
authority. Or:

2. Certificate validation code is turned off for
development and test. (Who wants to pay for
“real” certs there?) And is never turned back
on in production…
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