google/google-authenticator-libpam

This project is an Android password manager application that provides an end-to-end encrypted vault for storing and synchronizing login credentials, secure notes, and identities. It functions as a secure storage system using zero-knowledge encryption to ensure that only the user can decrypt their stored data. The application integrates directly with the Android system to provide an autofill service that populates usernames and passwords into mobile apps and browser login fields. It also serves as a passkey management wallet for FIDO2 cryptographic passkeys and a time-based one-time password a

This is a two-factor authentication library and open-source multi-factor authentication implementation. It provides a suite of tools for implementing security workflows that require a second layer of verification beyond standard credentials. The project implements both time-based one-time passwords and HMAC-based one-time passwords. It includes utilities for generating these codes based on shared secrets and counters, following industry standards such as RFC 6238. The library covers cryptographic primitives including Base32 secret key encoding, dynamic truncation extraction, and symmetric ke

This project provides a complete OpenVPN server deployment packaged as a Docker container, with an integrated EasyRSA certificate authority for automated public-key infrastructure management. It handles the full lifecycle of a VPN server, from initial PKI bootstrap and server configuration generation to client certificate issuance and revocation, all within a containerized environment. The server is configured entirely through Docker environment variables, eliminating the need for manual configuration file editing. It supports time-based one-time password (TOTP) authentication as a second fac

2FAuth is a self-hosted two-factor authentication server and credential vault. It functions as a web-based authenticator app used to organize and generate time-based one-time passwords and other security codes for multiple accounts in a central location. The system distinguishes itself as an API-driven security manager, allowing authentication codes to be integrated into automated workflows and external applications. It also supports shared security credentialing through the use of isolated vaults and shared folders for team collaboration. The project covers a broad range of security and dat