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Pro Active Directory Certificate Services: Creating and Managing Digital Certificates for Use in Microsoft Networks
Год издания: 2022
Автор: Lawrence E. Hughes
Переводчик: Active Directory Certificate Services
Жанр или тематика: Active directory sertificate
Издательство: Apress
ISBN: 978-1-4842-7486-6
Язык: Английский
Формат: PDF
Качество: Издательский макет или текст (eBook)
Интерактивное оглавление: Да
Количество страниц: 462
Описание: Pro Active Directory Certificate Services
Creating and Managing Digital Certificates for Use in Microsoft Networks
In order to deploy and use Microsoft Certificate Services, you need to understand the fundamentals of cryptography, digital signatures, encryption, TLS, and S/MIME. It is also important to understand the concepts behind public key infrastructure (PKI). This book teaches you all the required background knowledge you need. Then it takes you deeper, step by step, teaching you how to deploy Certificate Services and configure it to issue various digital certificate types, complete with examples of using these certificates with IIS, Outlook, and Windows.
Microsoft-based networks—on-premises, hybrid, and cloud-based networks—are used in companies of all sizes. Within them, there are many applications of digital certificates that can be created and managed by Microsoft Certificate Services. As security is more important than ever, and cryptography and PKI are fundamental to so many of these defenses, understanding Microsoft Certificate Services is becoming an increasingly more desirable skill.
Most IT workers don’t realize the many uses and purposes of Certificate Services, especially within a corporate or government agency network, and how tightly integrated they are with the Microsoft Windows Domain style of networks and Active Directory (on-premises or cloud-based, including Azure, AWS, and Google Cloud Services). This book will teach you the gamut.
You will appreciate the learning approach presented in the book, beginning with the basics (cryptographic primitives such as encryption and message digests), getting into combinations of primitives to accomplish specific things (such as digital signatures and envelopes), and then trying real-word systems based on digital certificates and PKI (such as TLS, S/MIME secure email, cryptographic authentication, and more). The book wraps it all up and teaches you how to deploy Certificate Services and issue the various types of certificates, including how they are used.
What You Will Learn
- Understand basic cryptography (symmetric and asymmetric key encryption, message digests, and digital signatures and envelopes)
- Know how TLS, S/MIME, and cryptographic authentication work
- Discover applications of cryptography related to secure servers with TLS and cryptographic (passwordless) authentication to online services including Windows and secure email
- Get to know the common types of digital certificates, how to create and manage them, and examples of their use with IIS, Outlook, etc.
- This book is for Microsoft system and network engineers, security engineers, and CISOs. Readers should have familiarity with Windows Server 2019 (or more recent) and Active Directory

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About the Author
About the Technical Reviewers
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Part I: Foundations in Cryptography, Digital Certificates, and PKI
Chapter 1: Basic Cryptography: Symmetric Key Encryption
Symmetric Key vs. Asymmetric Key Encryption
Key Management
Symmetric Key Encryption
Introducing Alice and Bob
Key Management with Symmetric Key Encryption
Common Symmetric Key Cryptographic Algorithms
Strength of Symmetric Key Algorithms Based on Key Length
Encryption Modes
Example of Symmetric Key Cryptography
Chapter 2: Basic Cryptography: Hash Function
Characteristics of a Good Message Digest Algorithm
Conceptual Representations
Primary Uses
Chapter 3: Basic Cryptography: Asymmetric Key Encryption
Comparing Asymmetric Key to Symmetric Key
Common Asymmetric Key Algorithms
Conceptual Model
Cryptographic Algorithm Performance
Crypto Challenge Demo
Chapter 4: Digital Signature and Digital Envelope
Digital Signature
Creating a Digital Signature
Validating a Digital Signature
Uses of Digital Signatures
Digital Envelope
Creating the Digital Envelope
Need for Recipient Certificates
Opening the Digital Envelope:
Chapter 5: X.509 Digital Certificate
Certificate Trustworthiness
Subject Distinguished Name
Sources of Digital Certificates
Sources of TLS Server (SSL) Certificates
Sources of TLS Client Certificates and S/MIME Certificates
The Windows Certificate Store
A Tour of a Digital Certificate’s Contents
S/MIME Certificates for Microsoft Outlook
A Word on Let’s Encrypt
Chapter 6: PKCS #10 Certificate-Signing
Request (CSR)
Chapter 7: Certificate Revocation and Renewal
Certificate Renewal
Certificate Revocation
Certificate Revocation List (CRL)
OCSP (Online Certificate Status Protocol)
Supporting Certificate Revocation on Your Own CA
Chapter 8: Key Management
Symmetric Key Management
Asymmetric Key Management
Public Key Management
Private Key Management
Key Backup and Recovery vs. Key Escrow
Chapter 9: Certificate Management Protocols
CMP (Certificate Management Protocol)
CMC (Certificate Management over CMS)
SCEP (Simple Certificate Enrollment Protocol)
EST (Enrollment over Secure Transport)
ACME (Automated Certificate Management Environment)
IRP (Identity Registration Protocol)
Example of Certificate Request and Retrieval Using IRP
CSRs (Create/Manage CSR)
CSRs (Reassociate Cert)
Chapter 10: Public Key Infrastructure (PKI)
Trust Chains
SixWallet Certificate Status
Chapter 11: SSL and TLS
Implicit TLS vs. Explicit TLS
TLS with Other Protocols (in Addition to HTTP)
Securing FTP with TLS
Strong Client Authentication with a TLS Client Certificate During the
TLS Handshake
TLS Cryptosuites
TLS Only Secures One Client/Server Network Link
The Splintered IPv4 Internet (Public vs. Private Addresses)
IPv4 Address Exhaustion
PeerTLS
Chapter 12: S/MIME Secure Email MIME
S/MIME – MIME with Security
S/MIME Implementations
S/MIME Digital Certificates
Public vs. Private Certificate Hierarchies
Example: Signed Message
Example: Encrypted Message
Example: Signed and Encrypted Message
Installing an S/MIME Certificate in Microsoft Outlook
S/MIME with Applications Other Than Email
Part II: Deploying and Using Active Directory
Certificate Services
Chapter 13: Deploy Microsoft Certificate Services
Two-Level Hierarchy
Three-Level Hierarchy
Deploy Root CA
Add Active Directory Certificate Services Role
Deploy Subordinate CA for Intermediate and End-Entity Certificates
Add Active Directory Certificate Services Role
PKIView
Chapter 14: Issue and Manage TLS Server Certificates
Set Up Templates for Root CA
Prepare for Issuing TLS Server Certs
Request and Issue a TLS Server Certificate Using mmc.exe
Install Server Cert in Internet Information Server
Manage Subordinate CA
Check CA Health in PKIView
Force Publication of a New CRL
Install OCSP Responder
Chapter 15: Issue and Manage TLS Client Certificates
Create TLS Client Certificate
Set Up Template for TLS Client Certificate
Prepare for Issuing TLS Client Certificates
Request and Obtain a TLS Client Certificate Using mmc.exe
Test TLS Client Certificate for SCA with PKIEduRootCA
PeerTLS
Chapter 16: Issue and Manage S/MIME Secure Email Certificates
Issuing S/MIME Digital Certificates with Microsoft AD CS
Create Template for S/MIME Certificate
Prepare for Issuing S/MIME Certificates
Request and Obtain an S/MIME Certificate Using mmc.exe
Test Your New S/MIME Certificate
Create a Digitally Signed Email
Send a Digitally Enveloped Message
Chapter 17: Issue and Manage Windows Logon Certificates
Configure Active Directory Certificate Services to Issue Windows
Logon Certificates
Create Template for Windows Logon Certificate
Prepare for Issuing Windows Logon Certificates
Request and Obtain a Windows Logon Certificate Using mmc.exe
Logging into Windows with a Windows Logon Certificate
Appendix: Relevant Standards
PKCS – Public Key Cryptography Standards
PKCS #1 – RSA Cryptography Standard
PKCS #2 – RSA Encryption of Message Digests (Withdrawn)
PKCS #3 – Diffie-Hellman Key Agreement
PKCS #4 – RSA Key Syntax (Withdrawn)
PKCS #5 – Password-Based Encryption Standard
PKCS #6 – Extended-Certificate Syntax Standard
(Obsoleted by X.509 v3)
PKCS #7 Cryptographic Message Syntax Standard
PKCS #8 – Private-Key Information Syntax Standard
PKCS #9 – Selected Attribute Types
PKCS #10: Certification Request Standard
PKCS #11 – Cryptographic Token Interface (Cryptoki)
PKCS #12 – Personal Information Exchange Syntax Standard
Internet Request for Comments (RFCs)
Federal Information Processing Standards (FIPS)
Index
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