google-authenticator
Open-source implementations of one-time passcode generators for Blackberry and iOS, supporting HOTP and TOTP standards.
What is google-authenticator?
Google Authenticator OpenSource is an open-source implementation of one-time passcode generators for Blackberry and iOS mobile platforms. It provides two-factor authentication by generating codes using HOTP and TOTP algorithms based on OATH standards. The project addresses the need for secure, standards-compliant authentication without relying on proprietary solutions.
Developers and organizations needing to implement or integrate two-factor authentication on Blackberry or iOS platforms using open standards. It's also for security enthusiasts interested in OATH-based OTP implementations.
It offers a transparent, open-source alternative to proprietary authenticator apps, with strict adherence to RFC standards and a security-focused design that excludes account backups. Developers choose it for its reliability and compliance with established authentication protocols.
Overview
Open source version of Google Authenticator (except the Android app)
Use Cases
Best For
- Adding two-factor authentication to applications targeting Blackberry or iOS
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