Security - Software
Public Domain Security Software Source
Network Security Tools
-
Ssh (Secure Shell) FAQ.
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SESAME (a Secure European System for Applications in a Multi-vendor
Environment) "offers sophisticated single sign-on with added distributed access features
control and cryptographic protection of interchanged data."
UNIX Password Security
OPIE
(One Time Passwords In Everything) FTP site. This is like S/Key ...
a method of user authentication that does not require reusable
passwords on the network.
MS-DOS Tools
- SecureDrive is a set of drivers and programs that allow you to
create up to four encrypted partitions on your DOS disk. Access
is then restricted to those who know the passphrase of the encrypted
partition. The file location will be in
ftp://ftp.csn.net/mpj/I_will_not_export/crypto_???????/disk/secdr14a.zip.
You will have to read this
file to find out what to substitute for ??????? and download the file.
Shareware and Partially-FreeWare
- Apache/SSL WWW Server
supports the Secure Sockets Layer (SSL). Free to non-commercial
users. $495.00 retail for commercial users. Source code is publically
available.
Commercial Security Software
- Digital Equipment's
Internet Tunnel.
End-to-end encryption of IP sessions using RSA and RC4 encryption.
Identity and keys are tied to the individual user instead of the
IP address.
- SecureWare's Hannah
strong authentication and encryption for IP sessions.
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