U2F (Universal 2nd-Factor) plugin for TFA (Two-Factor Authentication module) for use with Yubikeys and other U2F devices.
This module allows administrators to enable their users to register U2F devices with their Drupal accounts. After doing so, the user will then be required to verify the registered device before logging in.
Requirements:
Drush command to try cracking user passwords against wordlists (like John the Ripper).
N.B. this is a Drush command, rather than a Drupal module. The same version should work for both Drupal 7 and Drupal 8.
This module adds a new encryption method for the Encrypt framework - it allows you to encrypt data using AWS KMS.
This module is experimental and under heavy development, please carefully consider it's suitability for production use in its current form.
This guide assumes you have an AWS account and working knowledge of KMS, and the following resources provisioned in AWS.
Encrypt RSA provides public-keys (asymmetrical) encryption method plugins for the Encrypt module, using RSA algorithm . These plugins offer a variety of solution to use public/private key to encrypt - and send - your date safely.
With normal symmetrical cryptography you use the same key to both encrypt and decrypt. Depending by the scenario, this has 2 downside:
IMPORTANT: Do not use this module on a production environment.
This module will mask all the current data in your database related to the users. By default it will try to mask the default fields created by Drupal, but this can easily be extended providing a mapping for other fields.
After enabling the module you need to click on another enable checkbox to make sure that the module is not turned on by accident. This setting can be set in settings.php.
With the Twizo verification add-on you can easily enable Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) for easy and secure login. 2FA is important to increase the security for your users and so with our service you can do just that with verification via SMS and voice calls. Plenty of more features will be announced soon!
