Just Noticed Kerberos in Notifications...
I didn't add this, I've never heard of it, but did go and look it up. Is this something Apple added to my MacBook?
Pamela
MacBook Pro 16″, macOS 12.3
I didn't add this, I've never heard of it, but did go and look it up. Is this something Apple added to my MacBook?
Pamela
MacBook Pro 16″, macOS 12.3
It's nothing to worry about as it's part of macOS. Basically an underlying secure technology that allows for storing a single (timed) password that can be used to authenticate multiple network based services such as email, calendaring and scheduling and file services etc amongst other things. It usually comes into play when using a computer (PC or Mac) in a large-ish educational (such as schools and colleges etc) or business environments.
In what context did you see this?
It's nothing to worry about as it's part of macOS. Basically an underlying secure technology that allows for storing a single (timed) password that can be used to authenticate multiple network based services such as email, calendaring and scheduling and file services etc amongst other things. It usually comes into play when using a computer (PC or Mac) in a large-ish educational (such as schools and colleges etc) or business environments.
In what context did you see this?
I was looking through Notifications in System Controls and scrolled by it. Had never seen it in my old MacBook (2012). I'm not networked, (retired), so it's unlikely to see use; I'll close it's notifications. Thank you Antonio for answering my question in the wee hours! Didn't expect that :D
Just Noticed Kerberos in Notifications...