User Access & Authentication

This module integrates LaunchKey so Drupal users have the ability to log in without the need or liability of passwords using their paired smartphone or tablet.

What is LaunchKey?

LaunchKey is anonymous multi-factor user authentication without passwords for web and native apps. Instead of traditional password-based authentication, LaunchKey pushes authentication requests to a user’s paired device whereby a user can block or authorize the request with a slide of their finger.

One Password Register module removes second password field from the user registration forms.

This module adds back functionality that was removed from Drupal 8 to allow admins to give users the option to hide and show blocks from their user configuration page.

This modules allows two step logins using Symantec Validation & Identity Protection

Need user registration and management.

An integration for Organic Groups and File Entity: to provide OG-based access control to files.

This module provide functionality to improve security and mail handling.

Since the main module is hidden on "admin/modules" there is no UI to deactivate. You need a helper like Drush. This concept and code is copied from the module "paranoia" which is also recommended to improve security.

Passwordless login provides those with administration permissions the ability to allow certain users to login with just their username.

This might be useful to allow login via an "access code" .

There are clear security implications with this module so be careful which users are granted a passwordless login.

This module works with workbench module
It will give you the ability to set the access for viewing/editing revisions based on the revision current state

For example, You can block the editor from viewing or editing the content after changing the state from draft to "needs review".

This module is sponsored and developed by Vardot.

This module will allow your users to log in with only their email. No account yet? No problem, we'll create one on the fly.

We live in an age of restrictions and private areas. Web 2.0 caused almost every site to evolve and have some sort of account system. The problem with this is that most of these systems require the users to remember a password to authenticate themselves.