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multiOTP open source
PHP strong authentication library, web interface & CLI, OATH certified
multiOTP is a PHP class, a powerful command line utility and a web interface developed by SysCo systèmes de communication sa in order to provide a completely free and easy operating system independent server side implementation for strong two factors authentication solution. multiOTP supports hardware and software tokens with different One-Time Password algorithms like OATH/HOTP, OATH/TOTP and mOTP (Mobile-OTP). QRcode generation is also embedded in order to support provisioning of Google... -
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multiOTPCredentialProvider
Open source implementation of a V2 Credential Provider for multiOTP
multiOTP Credential Provider for multiOTP is a free and open source implementation of a V2 Credential Provider for the multiOTP strong two-factor authentication solution (Apache License, Version 2.0) -
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mysql-motp
Mobile One Time Passwords for MySQL
A function for MySQL which verifies Mobile One Time Passwords and remeber them to make them only valid for one time. 1. Create table otp_history like shown in mysql-motp.func. 2. Paste text from mysql-motp.func into your mysql-session 3. You are ready to start. The function otpverify returns a bool value, so: 1 := True (is valid) 0 := False (wrong) mysql> select otpverify('1234','624d4f','0123456789abcdef') as result\G result: 1 mysql> select... -
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privacyidea
two factor authentication management system
privacyIDEA is a management and authentication system for two factor authentication. You can use OTP tokens, OTP cards, SMS, Smartphone Apps to incorparte the second factor. It can even manage SSH keys and supports Offline OTP. The latest version can manage and enroll user certificates. Its modular design makes it easily enhancable. It runs on Linux. Applications and workflows can be connected to privacyIDEA hence enabling two factor authentication in your system logon, web... -
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mOTP MySQL is stored procedure for authentication using mOTP token generator from project http://motp.sourceforge.net/
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mOTP4dotNet
A Mobile One Time Passwords implementation in Visual Basic .Net
A Mobile One Time Passwords implementation in Visual Basic .Net, written because I was able to find a reasonable MOTP client for just about every conceivable platform except Windows desktop! Learn more about MOTP at http://motp.sourceforge.net/ -
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Mobile-OTP is a free strong authentication solution for java capable mobile devices like phones or PDAs. The solution is based on time synchronous one time passwords.
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mOTP
mOTP is an Open Source alternative to SMS based One Time Passwords
mOTP is an Open Source project building alternives to SMS Based one time passwords.
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