Nov 07 2005

Secure Single Sign-on

Published by Martin at 8:08 pm under Encryption

Paranoid Penguin - Single Sign-on and the Corporate Directory, Part I | Linux Journal

Lately I’ve been doing some research on how to create a secure, multiplatform centralized password and authentication managment solution. Oh, and did I mention it has to be on a shoe-string budget too? So of course, I’m looking at open source options.

I don’t have a lot of experience with LDAP and Kerberos, so having a step-by-step article like this to draw on helps an awful lot. The two aspects of my own situation that this doesn’t address are implementation over a WAN link and integration with Windows Active Directory.

For the WAN solution, I might use something like Stunnel (www.stunnel.org), a program that creates an SSL-based tunnel for any protocol and works with Windows and Linux. LDAP and Kerberos both offer plenty of options for Windows/Linux integration, I’ve just never done it before. I’ll post any articles I find on the subject here.

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