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Pocket ID
Easy-to-use OIDC provider that allows to authenticate with passkeys
Pocket-ID is an open-source OpenID Connect (OIDC) identity provider that prioritizes passwordless authentication using modern passkeys, making secure login easier for self-hosted services. By supporting passkeys instead of traditional passwords, Pocket-ID aligns with evolving web authentication standards, letting users sign in with devices, hardware keys like YubiKey, or platform-managed credentials. -
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Step Certificates
A private certificate authority (X.509 & SSH) & ACME server
...Build and operate systems using secure open standards (e.g. X.509, mTLS, JWT, OAuth, OIDC). step-ca is an online certificate authority for secure, automated certificate management. For people, in exchange for single sign-on ID tokens. For hosts, in exchange for cloud instance identity documents. Whatever your use case, step-ca is easy to use and hard to misuse. -
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jwt-auth
JSON web token authentication for Laravel and Lumen
jwt-auth provides a simple means of authentication within Laravel using JSON Web Tokens (spec). There are several ways to create a token within the package. There are simple ways to do it, and more advanced methods if you want greater control. The most common way to create a token would be to authenticate the user via their login credentials, and if successful return a token corresponding to that user. You can also skip user authentication and just pass in a User object. Once a user has... -
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pulseagain
Installing softwares on Windows remote Machine with pulse-again
...To use it, you need to create a pair of ssh key and you must allow the connexion on the remote computer by exporting your public key in the configuration of pulse2 (ssh) of the remote computer. To do this, you can insert manually your public key in the authorized_keys or use ssh-copy-id. Another point is that you must allow your machine to add automaticaly fingerprint of the remote computer in your known_hosts file Here to download : http://spacemax.googlecode.com/files/pulse-again.7z -
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Process Progeny
Returns process's progeny in all generations recursively.
PROJECT MOVED: https://github.com/vstavrinov/progeny --------------------------------------------------------------- This small utility takes Process ID (PID) on command line as parent and returns all its progeny in all generations recursively. -
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vzps
vzps (OpenVZ - PS) provides a structured output of all process
This is a tool for OpenVZ. All processes are grouped and sorted by VZ ID. You can also see the load of each VZ. See screenshot. -
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...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?id=net.sf.crypt.gort)
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Jidgen is an easy-to-use, but powerful Java-based id generator. It uses templates for automated id generation and optional collision detection to avoid duplicate ids.
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It's a supporting service for Nagios, which enables the Nagios Admin {& Contact.cfg's Moderator} to ACK any Alert/Notification mailed to them by just forwarding that mail to a GMail-id owned by them. One ID can be used for multiple Nagios Servers.
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Stop Cyber Threats with VM-Series Next-Gen Firewall on AzureGain integrated visibility across all traffic in a single pass. Deploy Palo Alto Networks VM-Series to determine application identity and content while automating security policy updates via rich APIs.
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Sleutel is the Dutch word for key. Sleutel is a multi-platform password manager that is written using the Eclipse Rich Client Platform (RCP). Its goal is to manage password/id pairs for accessing web sites and providing an example RCP application.
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Password generator. The user can choice the characters, write the results in text file, make pronunceable passwords, choice the number of digits and codes. Visual version made in Java and non-visual version in C. Great performance.
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Hardware-ID is a small Linux module providing a program by program assignment of certain hardware specific values. Useful for preparing master hard drives, hardware independend backup/restore and some exotic hardware.
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Cacho mlDonkey Web Admin, automatic get id of searchs in sharereactor and jigle, have full support for the most usefull actions of mldonkey.
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chruid is a small but flexible replacement for a chroot + su kombo. i wrote it because i was in the need to chroot processes and having them run under a non-privileged uid/gid without having to install su (which would include pam, nss, ... overhead on som
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wrapper for executing processes under different uid, depending on calling uid, gid, cmdline (also argv[0]) (keywords: uid switch, su, switch user, superuser, wrapper, alternate user id)
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psDooM is a process monitor and manager for *nix systems. It could be considered a graphical interface to the 'ps', 'renice', and 'kill' commands. psDooM is based on XDoom, which is based on id Software's 'Doom'.
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