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Network File System Security Overview: Securing SMB3

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This overview examines security features of SMB3 network file sharing, including authentication, identity mapping, permissions, encryption, and data integrity. It also discusses the Linux SMB client and compares SMB with NFS.

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Introduction
Overview
Why Network File Systems
Disadvantages
SMB vs NFS
SMB Overview
Key Security Features
Use Cases
Authentication
Kerberos
Linux
SMB 311
Dont use SMB1
Identity
Identity Alternatives
Identity Mapping
Access Control
Permissions
Encryption
Why use GCM 128
Network Stack
Storage Developer Conference
Linux Client
Multichannel
Data Integrity
Client Enforce Security
ToDos
What do we need

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