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2FAS Auth Browser Extension is a cross-browser plugin that integrates the 2FAS multi-factor authentication platform directly into the user’s web browsing workflow, helping streamline login flows by interfacing with web pages and 2FA token generation in a seamless way. Once installed in browsers like Chrome, Firefox, or others that support standard extension APIs, it can detect 2FA prompts on login forms and offer to fill or suggest one-time passwords generated by your 2FAS mobile clients or local vault, reducing friction and manual copy-paste steps. ...

Many enviroments are switching from the Network Information Service (NIS) system over to the Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) for sharing their network information (login names, passwords, home directories, group information) to all of the machines on the network. NIS was formerly known as Sun Yellow Pages (YP). This package implements several utilites that provide functional equivalents to utilities from the yp-tools and util-linux-ng package.

...The idcheck system can also be used to provide authentication to websites where you merely want to hide content from various people. For example, an intranet whose contents are available to thousands of people. This is, in fact, its main advantage and feature. Please check the wiki pages for more info (link above). Please submit patches or problems via the patches section (link above). Please note that there are many idcheck RPMs on various web pages. Do not trust or use these versions. Always download them from sf!

pyadselfservice is a software created using Python 3.5 and Django 1.10. This project aims to provide web based password change interface to the end users, for their Active Directory account. While changing the password, users won't not need to enter their current password. Which means users can change their password even if they have forgotten their current password. Moreover, while changing the password, this software will automatically unlock the user account if it is locked. The...

...Currently there is no other way of legally setting cookies for different domains than the one that is active. You have to have a page that loads up all the cookie setting codes from remote domains. However the loading up of authentication page, the remote authenticator pages in their iframes, and the redirection is VERY fast, taking only 1 seconds or 1.5 seconds. just like how you see in facebook etc - or any other site that uses this method. All files contain extensive comments, and also include configuration variables to change.