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Anybody has, or is interested in porting the Yubikey OTP validation algorithm to .NET?

It can be a commercial, license-based product or a community-based project to get lots of feedback by users in this forum.

Thanks for comments

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The YubiKey Server Guy

Yes, I'd be interested in developing this. I have done similar process on the server validation.

We have ported the "basic validation server" to .net and can release it to the community. I will post a link here.

That will be great! Ferrix! When do you plan to release it? What's your licensing model?

Thanks

Waiting for my .NET guy to get back from vacation any day now... For the basic validation code it will be a similar license to the C version.

This is a simple library and there is no reason to encumber it with a burdensome license. We benefit from yubico's release of the C code, so others can benefit with our release of the .NET code. Unless someone beats us to release it I guess.

Now we are also making a product for complete authentication and key management in a windows/ active directory environment, and this one is not free

Hello Everyone,
My company has developed a tool for validating the Yubikey OTP utilizing the .Net Framework for validation server. We have it available in .Net 2.0 framework, we will have in .Net 3.5 based upon your request . If you are interested, please visit our website to view a product demo and download an evaluation version at http://www.yubikeydotnet.com.

Thanks,

Finally we have it available. For the latest details of the free .NET released library, see the bottom of the page:

http://www.collectivesoftware.com/Products/AuthLite

An open source .NET version of the validation server (and management site) is available here. It's more-or-less a clone of the php service, with a few tweaks. It's certainly not perfect, and I haven't tested it thoroughly(sp?), but I think I've gotten it to the point of being pretty usable (I know, I'm not impartial...)

P.S.
Thanks alot ferrix (and everyone else at Collective) for the library. Saved me a huge chunk of time.