How does NTLM authentication differ from Kerberos authentication?

[ProfRon]

So, NTLM feels like that buddy who shows up with a secret handshake. You try it once, and it works if you're both in the same crew. But if you're from different groups, it gets messy fast. Kerberos? That's more like getting a fancy ticket from the boss. You flash it anywhere, and doors open smooth. I mean, NTLM challenges you right there on the spot. Kerberos hands out tickets ahead of time. You grab one, and it lasts for a bit. NTLM sticks close to home base. Kerberos roams free across networks. I swear, NTLM trips over itself with fakes easier. Kerberos checks clocks to spot tricks. You see, NTLM whispers passwords in disguise. Kerberos never spills the real juice. I pick Kerberos for big setups every time. NTLM's fine for quick old jobs. You might bump into NTLM in dusty corners still.

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