Open Source Windows Single Sign On (SSO) Software

BatchSSH (or just bssh) is a command line tool for batch execution of commands over SSHv2. BatchSSH is implemented in Java and is therefore platform agnostic. It support's simple but flexible target host definition, SSH gateways and Single-Sign-On.

FireWebSSO server for the FireWebSSO addon for Firefox. A Single Sign-On (SSO) server dedicated to Firefox and SeaMonkey navigators. It provides a secure remote storage for logins/passwords, bookmarks and personal notes. For apache or standalone usage.

Open Source Single Sign-On (SSO) and Identity Management

A web proxy that provides Single Sign-On (SSO) into websites in a manner that protects your passwords and other sensitive information from untrusted network access devices.

Key Manager is designed to allow distribution and management of SSH keys in a way that scales beyond manually copying public keys to remote hosts. This approaches Single-Sign-On functionality, if limited to ssh access from a single host.

Lightweight Authentication Module (LAM) is a language-neutral API allowing single-sign-on to be easily implemented across diverse applications. Provides authentication via CAS or other engines, and manages sessions. Client bindings in C#, Perl, or Java.

This is a demonstration of integrating the CAPTCHA service from http://recaptcha.org with Oracle Single-Sign-On. It can be used in production OSSO deployments, and also as an example of integrating any 3rd party authentication system with OSSO.

Code for reference implementations of identity brokers and simple single sign-on (SSO) mechanisms that utilize XDI and link contracts to manage the dataweb.

jSmithy Single Sign On project. In just time containts only custom and LDAP/ActiveDirectory authorizations.

openWallet is a single sign-on (SSO) solution for the internet. It differs from other SSO solutions (such as MS Passport) in that the user is in charge of their own data, rather that some centralized or third party repository.

What these code modifications do, is to create a single sign on across different, multiple domains for both phpbb and other sites/codes/apps to use. These modifications use phpbb user tables, sessions, everything. What it does is to set cookies for each domain through using iframes, which load some connect.php file that is placed on the other remote domains which needs authentication from phpbb. This is how numerous sites like facebook do it. Currently there is no other way of legally setting cookies for different domains than the one that is active. You have to have a page that loads up all the cookie setting codes from remote domains. However the loading up of authentication page, the remote authenticator pages in their iframes, and the redirection is VERY fast, taking only 1 seconds or 1.5 seconds. just like how you see in facebook etc - or any other site that uses this method. All files contain extensive comments, and also include configuration variables to change.

tinySSO is a simple Single Sign-On in Java based on a secure cookie protocol.