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8/1/2007 11:23 PM
 

 

Hi to all,

I want to implement a two factor authentication in my intranet, has anyone do this? any tool that can recommend? Im looking for an open source tool, but a commercial its an option.

Thanks a lot

 
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8/2/2007 11:43 AM
 

I am not familiar with "Two factor authentication" can you explain a bit about what it is and what you need?


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8/2/2007 2:20 PM
 

Mitchel,

With this i mean a software token, basically its a Token (like RSA, ePass, etc) but most solution I know its coded in Java and works in every java enabled cellphone. The results of this is, when you go to the login page of the site you need to enter: Username, Password and OTP (one time password) provided by the token at the cell phone.

Thanks

Sebastian

 
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8/2/2007 7:47 PM
 

Oh boy.....I am not sure on that one...


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8/2/2007 8:04 PM
 

have a look at Charles Nurse's latest blog post about DNN 4.6.0 enhancements: the new authentification provider architecture would be a good basis for your authentication component.


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