Issue #96 / Nov 2008
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DVD: openSUSE 11.0
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NEWS: TECH TOOLS
Professional users are always searching for an edge. Whether you work with Linux as a webmaster, programmer, system administrator, or security consultant, you know the best solution depends on finding the right tool for the job. We thought you might be interested in the following new products and updates.
Techniques for managing user identities in Linux
COVER STORIES: Smart Access
Maybe password security isn't perfect, but most networks depend on it. This month we examine some tools for smarter, more versatile authentication.
Secure authentication with one-time passwords
COVER STORIES: Whispered Once
A one-time password won't compromise security if it falls in the wrong hands. OPIE and OTPW bring the safety of one-time password security to Linux.
Linux authentication with Active Directory using Kerberos 5
COVER STORIES: Taming the Dogs of Hell
Microsoft's Active Directory system provides centralized user management and single sign-on. If you're ready for a few manual steps, Linux can leverage this potential.
Identity management on the web with Open ID
COVER STORIES: ID Check
OpenID offers an open standard for logging on to closed-door websites.
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