Tag Archives: authentication
Using the YubiKey
Posted by on March 7, 2010
One of the keys I carry around on my keyring is a YubiKey. This post really isn’t about the YubiKey itself, but more about me sharing a few insights I’ve gained on using the key. If you already run a WordPress blog you can easily turn it into an OpenID provider to be used with [...]
Debian – Ubuntu, S/Key and OPIE
Posted by on May 31, 2008
Been looking for a simple way to enabling S/Key support in Linux. Once I found out the magical keyboards being OPIE and PAM it became almost trivial to allow ssh-logins using One Time Passwords (OTP). The following instructions are specifically written to apply on Debian and Ubuntu. On a general note the concept should work [...]
I want more OpenID
Posted by on April 8, 2008
I really like the concept of OpenID. From a technical point of view it’s a beautiful solution as it takes a creative approach on authentication while still relying on existing (and proven) technologies. Then there is the part about it having the potential of making my, and others, life easier. It would be awfully nice [...]
