We would appreciate someone installing our authentication system, and giving us feedback on various aspects like ease of installation, user experience, bugs (hopefully, none...).
We will give you a free licence for an unlimited number of users and unlimited number of installations. Ideally, we'd like to test with about a hundred users, but any number will do in practice.
You'll need to have a Linux or Sun (SPARC) Solaris system for the main server, but user connections can be from any device, running any O/S - including smartphones, tablets, etc.
You'll also need an Oracle database. You can download Oracle 11g from their website, for free.
Installation takes about an hour, plus the time to migrate any existing users - for which we can supply a free tool.
Thanks in advance.
I don't think I can send stuff in Researchgate, so I'll attach it here:
- We compile the software on a native installation of CentOS, but it'll run on any other Linux. The flavours of Linux that you mention only differ in the user interface, which we don't use.
- I think you misunderstood references to Oracle. We're talking about the database, not any OS.
- References to Sun Solaris DO mean the operating system, but only that version which runs on the Sun SPARC CPU.
For your own protection, I would suggest that, if you're ever offered an open source security product, (if such things exist) you refuse just as quickly..
Dear Mark,
You may like to read "Analysis of Authentication Techniques Adopted by End Users in Real-Life...", published in Proceedings of International Conference on ICT for Sustainable Development pp 99-107. This may be useful to you. Link is as under:
https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-981-10-0135-2_9
With best wishes,
Dr Kuntal Patel
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