Project aims

• to enable the wider adoption of two-factor authentication
• to undermine the efforts of keystroke loggers and other trojans
• to reduce spam, by significantly increasing the effort required to make effective phishing attacks

Features

• two factor authentication using open standards (HOTP, TOTP and OCRA) for one-time-passwords
• libraries for inclusion in existing software and web sites
• PAM and OpenID capabilities for easy integration
• enterprise class scalability and security
• flexible, modular user data storage to suit a range of private and public use cases
• open source and open standards