For Windows 9x and Windows NT operating systems, which authentication protocol should be used that protects the authentication process through the use of a secure channel for logon purposes?

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Howard Cannon

2 January, 09:56

For Windows 9x and Windows NT operating systems, which authentication protocol should be used that protects the authentication process through the use of a secure channel for logon purposes?

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Deangelo Gibbs · Answer 1

"NTLMv2" is the correct answer to this question.

Explanation:

The NTLMv2 authentication is a login information-based user protection method. The NT (new technology) version 4.0 in window servers with SP4 was designed to replace NTLMv1 with an increase in cryptography.

It offers a mechanism for authentication, that supports the verification process by using a cryptographic signature for logon, that's why NTLMv2 authentication is the correct answer.