Updated --clientauth to use mspki-certificate-application-policy instead of pKIExtendedKeyUsage#14
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Updated --clientauth to use mspki-certificate-application-policy instead of pKIExtendedKeyUsage#14funnybananas wants to merge 2 commits intoFuzzySecurity:mainfrom
mspki-certificate-application-policy instead of pKIExtendedKeyUsage#14funnybananas wants to merge 2 commits intoFuzzySecurity:mainfrom
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Replaced `pKIExtendedKeyUsage` with `mspki-certificate-application-policy` as it seems like the latter is what allows Domain user authentication.
Replaced `pKIExtendedKeyUsage` with `mspki-certificate-application-policy`
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pKIExtendedKeyUsagewithmspki-certificate-application-policyfor--clientauthas it seems like the latter is what actually provides Domain authentication, and allows for the impersonation. Only adding Client Authentication to the pKIExtendedKeyUsage property ends up displaying an error when trying to Pass-The-Ticket with the resulting certificate:KDC_ERR_INCONSISTENT_KEY_PURPOSE
Error goes away and successfully passes the ticket (and authenticates) when adding Client Authentication to the mspki-certificate-application-policy property.