Yubico Forum...visit our web-store at2013-03-26T08:33:13+01:00https://forum.yubico.com/feed.php?f=8&t=10112013-03-26T08:33:13+01:002013-03-26T08:33:13+01:00https://forum.yubico.com/viewtopic.php?t=1011&p=3803#p3803<![CDATA[Re: [PROJECT] NoDatabase ASP.Net VB authentication server.]]> Well done Sarah!
Statistics: Posted by Tom — Tue Mar 26, 2013 8:33 am
]]>2013-03-23T10:18:09+01:002013-03-23T10:18:09+01:00https://forum.yubico.com/viewtopic.php?t=1011&p=3802#p3802<![CDATA[[PROJECT] NoDatabase ASP.Net VB authentication server.]]>Project name: No-database-needed ASP.Net VB authentication server.
License: GNU GPL v3
Description: This is an EASY TO USE Yubikey authentication object that uses an MS SQL Server, or flat-file system to store the Yubikey keys.
It's designed for use for between 1 to a couple of hundred users.
It's fully OOP, and works reliably, but isn't super-hardened, so don't use it for your new bank online system! This is because it doesn't go to great lengths to keep sensitive data encrypted while in memory, using the .NET ProtectedMemory? class.
I wrote it after finding there were no ASP.Net VB versions of the authentication software. VB programmers always get left out!
Platforms: Windows - Visual Studio 2010. ASP.Net VB.
Tutorial: The full details are in the Visual Studio as soon as you open the project, and hit run. (F5).
Out-of-the-box you just need to customise a small "create users" subroutine, and run the project and select the "initialise store" link... this will set the storage system up for your first few users.
On the homepage is a sample Yubikey field, that you can use to test key verification, and the source code of which demonstrates how to use the key-checking class.
Credits: Thanks go out to rpimonitrbtch for the ModHex nybble LUT algorithm.