[RADIATOR] Radiator supports HOTP authentication

[Mike McCauley]

We are pleased to announce that Radiator now supports HOTP (HMAC One Time 
Password) authentication.

HOTP is an open standard (RFC4226) for generating and authenticating one-time 
passwords. The HOTP standard is one of the authentication standards required 
by OATH.

Initiative for Open Authentication (OATH) is an industry-wide
collaboration to develop an open reference architecture using open
standards for adoption of strong authentication.

The new Radiator AuthBy SQLHOTP module stores HOTP token data in an SQL 
database, along with user name, token secret, counters etc. Sample Radiator 
configuration file and SQL database schema are supplied, but the module can 
be extensively configured to suit many other schemas and configurations.

Support for HOTP is included in the latest Radiator 4.,4 patch set, which is 
available by download to current maintenance contract holders and evaluators.



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Mike McCauley                               mikem at open.com.au
Open System Consultants Pty. Ltd
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