Respuesta :
The service within Kerberos that generates and issues session keys is known as KDC.
What is session keys?
A session key is any symmetric cryptographic key that is only used to encrypt a single communication session. To put it another way, it is a temporary key that is only used once, during a specific period of time, to encrypt and decrypt data sent between two parties; subsequent conversations between the two would be encrypted with different session keys.
Every time someone logs in, they must reset their password, which is analogous to a session key. The client and the server generate session keys during the TLS handshake at the beginning of any communication session in TLS (previously known as "SSL"). The term "session keys" is not used in the TLS RFC, but that is exactly what these keys are in terms of functionality.
Learn more about session keys
https://brainly.com/question/4674185
#SPJ1
