Security

This module extends the functionality of OpenID module. OpenID is very useful, but not very user-friendly. OpenID module expects users to know what their OpenID provider URL is. This module makes it a more user-friendly by giving the user a dropdown list well-known OpenID providers to choose from. Furthermore, the site admin can manage that list and add/remove options to/from it.

Servicelog is going to be a drop in amendment to or replacement of the core logging modules Database Logging (dblog) and Syslog (syslog) to integrate respective third-party offerings from Logging as a Service (LaaS) providers (e.g. Loggly, Papertrail).

This module offers a generic approach to store password-like secrets into the
database. Just like a password, a secret does not get stored in plain text but
rather a salted hash thereof. Therefore the clear text of a secret cannot be
retrieved from the database. But given a clear text string it is possible to
verify if it matches the hash stored in the database.

API

The secret module does not expose any user interface but only two methods and
one hook which can be used by third party modules.

This provides a singular encrypted textfield webform component.

This is based of code we used to "Hack" this functionality into WebForm 6.x-2.x and was updated to integrate into the WebForms extendable component framework that was introduced with WebForm 6.x-3.x.

Unlike Webform Encrypt, this module only handles a singular textfield but it integrates cleanly with all of the features required by the WebForm module and (AFAIK) is issue free.

Chroma-Hash allows you to quickly compare the contents of two secure text fields. It’s common for a signup flow to ask you to type your password twice (to make sure you didn’t mistype it). With this visualization, a user can instantly check to see if what she typed was the same each time, without having to submit the form.

Simple module that allows the lock form editing by restricting access to it only one user at one time.

Monitors the number of emails sent by your site. Useful to be sure none of your Drupal modules/custom php code is being abused for sending inappropriate messages.

Users of this module may also be interested in:

Security Review
Paranoia
Mail Logger

Description:

This module aims to a lower level of security for encoding Form API + CCK Textfield values.
If you'd like to store secret values in a form / cck text field secured by client-side encoding using a user defined password, then this module might be the right choice for you!

Adds a CCK Text field "Client Encode RC4" which is no more than a textarea. After user input the field requests the user to enter a (used defined) password to encode the entered text using RC4.

I'm discontinuing this module and recommending sites that need this functionality use the Composer Manager module https://www.drupal.org/project/composer_manager and the Composer library for phpseclib https://packagist.org/packages/phpseclib/phpseclib.

This is a simple Drupal wrapper to provide the phpseclib to Drupal installations.

This module will allow to login to Drupal with RFID tags.