SecKit provides Drupal with various security-hardening options. This lets your mitigate the risks of exploitation of different web application vulnerabilities.
This project creates a client for communicating with Google's Safebrowsing API within Drupal 7.
Google Safebrowsing is an API that provides lists of hashes of websites that have been marked as malicious or phishing websites. This module gives developers a way to create a client to hold those lists, according to Google's standards and practices, and test URLs against the list, for security check purposes.
This module disables all form elements, unless you are user #1. You will probably need drush or DB access to get rid of it, so it requires bad judgement. While this will make the site more secure, not all potential vulnerabilities need forms. Good for creating static archives.
Signer module is an Electronic Signature tool for sign data, files or web forms.
Also it helps you in multi-sign data or files making use of CoSignature and CounterSignature. It will be good when you want to send a signed document that you want to be signed by other people around the world.
This module operates with a Java Client Applet developed by the Spanish Government and could be downloaded on this URL: @firma Client.
Extends Commerce License with the ability to sell access to files.
The user buys a product and gets access to all files attached to that product's commerce_file field.
Adding new files to the commerce_file field (a new software version, for instance) makes them immediately available to all users who have an active license.
Sponsored by Commerce Guys
See the documentation page for information on getting started and a comparison with the legacy commerce_file 1.x branch.
Important: There is no upgrade path from 1.x to 2.x. See #2049593: Upgrade path from 1.x to 2.x.
I have taken the cosign module and created a "cosign_auth" module that works on Drupal 7. This module is not dependent on the webserver_auth module and does not use or rely on the authmap table. It is based on the following presumptions:
Provides each user with a unique user key, which can be used around the site, as well as reset on demand.
Log administrative actions in either dblog or redis.
The evil module will try to be ran from your drush commands or Drupal bootstap code in ways you may not expect. It is designed to be used for penetration testing and debugging.
This module provides Kerberos authentication using the php_krb5 (download link) module.
This module currently supports:
-Authentication fall-through (if no Kerberos principal matches, try Drupal user database)
-Ability to sync Kerberos password with Drupal user database
-Default role for accounts created from Kerberos Principals
