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CryptID an open framework that bridges Single SignOn (SSO) authentication with any standards compliant LDAP based authentication service. If you want to securely authenticate legacy services, such as smtp, pop3 or http against your Active Directory cluster or LDAP server, CryptID can provide secure access to SSO authentication without the messy HTTP bloat common to conventional SAML products. CryptID is designed to support synchronisation from multiple servers, and multiple organisations.

pam_duration provides a module for the Pluggable Authentication Module (PAM) authorization framework that sets per-day limits on total usage by particular Linux/Unix users on a single system. Limits can be configured by day of the week, so, for example, weekend limits can be different from weekdays. It also provides a service to ensure logout when the specified time limit expires.

A configurable system for synchronising multiple passwords of different types. Password quality can be imposed by using histories, cracklib based tests, and forcing certain passwords to be distinct. CGI and PAM modules exist for tight integration.

PKCS#11 libraries for Linux, Solaris, Mac OS X, HP-UX, and others built to be used with PCSC Lite and MuscleCard Framework located at: http://www.musclecard.com Full Netscape support with full support for x509 certificates on on-board key generation f