Links and Web Resources

Product Links

• The Kermit Project
  The Kermit project distributes C-Kermit and Kermit95, Telnet clients that support nearly every Unix and win32 platform in common use today. SRP, Kerberos, and other popular Telnet authentication methods are supported.
• NetTerm
  NetTerm is a popular Windows (95, 98, NT, 2k, 3.1) Telnet client with SRP support.
• Anzio Lite and AnzioWin
  Anzio Lite and AnzioWin are Win32 Telnet clients (the first is shareware, the latter is the commercial version which includes SRP support).
• The Cryptix SASL Library
  Cryptix, an widely-supported Open Source software development effort, offers a Java implementation of the proposed SRP SASL mechanism.
• LSH (SSH implementation)
  LSH is a GNU implementation of Secure Shell (SSH) that will incorporate SRP as a supported authentication mechanism.
• The WorldForge Project
  The WorldForge Project uses SRP to authenticate individual players securely to central roleplaying game (RPG) servers.
• The Java Telnet Applet
  The Java Telnet Applet is a Telnet client written entirely in Java with support for SRP. The Applet can be embedded on a Web page to enable remote users to telnet in via a Web browser.
• dataComet
  DataComet is a popular Mac Telnet client that supports SRP authentication.
• NiftyTelnet
  NiftyTelnet is a Telnet client for the Mac. The next release of NiftyTelnet will contain SRP support. Please contact the author, Chris Newman for details.
• MiamiTelnet
  MiamiTelnet is a part of the Miami TCP/IP suite for AmigaOS, and supports a wide variety of secure Telnet features like SRP.
• ProFTPD
  ProFTPD is an FTP package with full source and SRP support.
• The SRP page
  This is a resource that contains several patches, modules, etc. based on SRP. There are FTP clients/servers as well as firewall toolkit patches.
• SFS
  SFS is a secure network file system that runs on a variety of operating systems and uses SRP for secure network user authentication.
• PAK - Philip MacKenzie has released a toolkit for his PAK authentication protocol, an EKE variant. The PAK distribution is based on the SRP distribution, available from this site.

Other Crypto Resources

• Integrity Sciences - David Jablon's site, with discussion about SPEKE and information about strong password authentication
• Peter Gutmann's Security and Encryption Links
• Tom Dunigan's Security Page
• Neil's Security and Privacy Resources