Method and system for integrating security mechanisms into...

Information security – Access control or authentication – Network

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C726S021000

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ABSTRACT:
A method and system is provided to integrate the Kerberos security mechanism into the message flow of the signaling operation under the Session Initiation Protocol to allow a SIP client and a SIP proxy to authenticate each other. When the SIP proxy receives an request message, such an INVITE request, from the SIP client, it responds with a challenge message indicating that authentication based on Kerberos is required. In response, the SIP client sends a second request message with a proxy authorization header containing authentication data, including a Kerberos server ticket for the Proxy, to allow the proxy to authenticate the client's user.

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