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- Lee Amenya, University of California, San Diego
- Brian Arkills, University of Washington
- Michael Brogan, University of Washington
- Jeff Capehart, University of Florida
- Erik Coleman, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
- Warren Curry, University of Florida
- Eric Goodman, University of California Office of the President (editor)
- Mark Rank, University of California, San Francisco
- Nick Roy, Penn State
- Ron Thielen, University of Chicago
- David Walker, Internet2
- Ann West, Internet2
- Jeff Whitworth, University of North Carolina at Greensboro
The authors contributors of this version of the Cookbook would like to thank the authors of the original version of the AD Cookbook (based on IAP version 1.1) for their foundational work.
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2013 October 2 - Version 20131002-DRAFTreleased for community comment.
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If using the *recommended *configuration: Authentication for InCommon Silver users is restricted to using appropriately secure protocols. Specifically: LM and NTLMv1 are not allowed. NTLMv2 and Kerberos based authentication is allowed for non-IdP application authentication, which -- while not using Protected Channels -- is impractical to attack in a way which retrieves the user's raw authentication credentials. We regularly apply patches that may affect the security of these supported protocols.2014 April - Final "InCommon Silver AD Cookbook 2014-04" version released