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pamblue
P
Analyzed about 5 hours ago
Pamblue, a dynamically loadable binary object for the linux security framework PAM (plugable authentication modules).
Pamblue is an extension for the common pam modules, give the user the ability for authenticate via a bluetooth compatible device like a cell phone or various other bluetooth dongles (e.g. epox-presenter).
Licenses:
No declared licenses
ada-security
A
Analyzed 1 day ago
Ada Security provides a security framework which allows to protect web pages according to some security policy. This framework allows users to authenticate by using OpenID Authentication 2.0.
Licenses:
apache_2
authc4j
A
No analysis available
A provider-based authentication library for Java. It deals solely on authentication (rather than also dealing with authorization) to simplify the API. Providers for operating system native authentication will be provided, as well as adapters to allow easily using this library within other security frameworks.
Mostly written in language not available
Licenses:
apache_2
Novell Bandit
Analyzed 1 day ago
It is a community created to help develop components that help define and move common digital identities throughout the computing world. Currently the main focus is on defining a common identity frame work, provide authentication and credential caching, enable common roles and authorization, and
extendedWYSIWYG
E
Analyzed 1 day ago
Extended WYSIWYG module for the Content Management System WebsiteBaker and LEPTON CMS
confide-ldap
C
No analysis available
Confide LDAP is an OpenLDAP authentication solution for Laravel 4
Mostly written in language not available
Licenses:
mit
webappsec-nutshell
Analyzed about 2 hours ago
An ultra-compact intro (or refresher) to Web Application Security.
OACC
O
Analyzed about 16 hours ago
OACC (Object ACcess Control) is an advanced Java Application Security Framework. OACC provides a high-performance API for authentication and authorization services.
The almost revolutionary difference with OACC is a security model that provides an abstraction for the application objects being
Licenses:
apache_2