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The WiKID Strong Authentication System is a public-key based two-factor authentication system. It is a flexible, extensible, and secure alternative to tokens, certs and passwords. Application & API support exists for Java, ASP, PHP, Ruby, OpenVPN, TACACS+, etc. Read our eGuide on how to setup your network with two-factor authentication: http://www.wikidsystems.com/learn-more/two-factor-authentication-white-papers

Linux user-space implementation of Aladdin's eToken R2 device driver

Barada (Barada Aint Respecting Any Deceptive Adversaries) is a PAM module designed to provide two-factor authentication support. There is companion software called Gort which runs on Android devices, essentially turning your phone into a SecureID token. The PAM module is available in the repositories for Debian based distributions. Gort, the Android client, is available from the android market (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?

Java implementation of the most commonly used algorithms for exact string matching, where the pattern is given first.

WebToken is a cryptographic system to authenticate users through a 2FA (Two-Factor Authentication) using OTP (One Time Password).

Open2SA is the 2 Step Authenticator, a PIN ciphering, 2 Factor Authentication process using a Dynamic Grid Card. The authentication technique is simple and secure and the code required for the process is compact and easy to understand.

The Cookie-revolver framework provides J2EE web-applications with two-factor authentication security, “something I know” (userid/password) and “something I have” (encrypted one-time cookie).

The TeleAuth Client Tools are a set of Unix tools for the TeleAuth two-factor / two-channel authentication system (http://www.teleauth.com). This includes a commandline client and a set of PAM modules. Written in Perl and C for Linux, OSX and Solaris.

FreeToken is an attempt to develop a free of charge alternative to other two factor authentication systems such as those marketted by RSA and Verisign.

SMSec is a free , open source, GPLed implementation of two-factor authentication via SMS (Short Message Service). It uses SMSD to "talk" to GSM modems, provides a flexible XMLRPC web-service for web-developers integrate SMSec into their web-apps.

A simple but fully-featured implementation of the simple Caesar Cipher encryption algorithm, specifically 'rot13' - Caesar with a factor of 13. Supports file and tty input/output, internationalisation, and also includes a shared library.

Need a two-factor authenticator for your computer? Tired of using your phone to log in to a website on your desktop? Introducing SecondFaqtor, a One-Time-Password Authenticator for Linux. SecondFaqtor supports Time-based One Time Passwords, which can be added directly, using a QR Code, or with an OTPAUTH URL. Your Secrets are stored securely for your local account, with the option to protect the program with a password for advanced security.

USBKey is an attempt to provide 2 factor authentication for Linux systems 1) What the user has 2) What the user knows A USB drive (uniquely identified by a vendor id and product id) should be inserted for a particular user to authenticate