Dekart Terminal Logon 1.02

This software utility adds strong authentication to Telnet and SSH sessions. Dekart Terminal Logon adds strong authentication to Telnet and SSH sessions. Terminal Logon securely stores all your identities on a smart card or USB disk and securely connects to remote Linux and Unix servers.
Multiple accounts and server connections can be stored on the same key, which means that end users do not have to memorize strong passwords and use weak ones instead. Risk implied by compromised or weak passwords are therefore completely eliminated. Administrators can be sure that no mission-critical enterprise information will get into wrong hands.
Benefits:
- Secure storage of user credentials on a smart card or a token (full list of supported devices);
- Secure storage of user credentials on a USB flash drive, encrypting the data with a NIST-certified implementation of AES 256-bit;
- Multiple accounts on the same key
Main features:
- Add strong authentication to your terminal sessions, using a smart card/USB flash disk and a fingerprint, ensuring identity theft will not occur. Multiple factors of authentication nullify the threat imposed by keyloggers and spyware, being a great way to protect sensitive data from brute-forcers too.
- Automate the authentication process by establishing a connection as soon as the token is plugged in.
- Store multiple user accounts on the same smart card/USB disk, allowing you to control different remote servers from a single physical location while keeping your security at the maximum.
- Secure non-secure communications by tunnelling them via SSH, being sure that network sniffers will not compromise your privacy.
- Establish Telnet and SSH sessions using a broad range of terminal clients without changing their configuration. Multiple authentication factors can be easily added to an existing infrastructure.
- Single sign-on: Terminal Logon can be a part of a single sign-on solution that is powered by other Dekart authentication software. The same smart card/USB flash disk can be used to
log on to remote servers via Telnet and SSH,
log on to Active Directory or Novell eDirectory domains,
log on to the local Windows PCs,
log on to web-sites and automatically fill forms,
log on to Citrix servers,
log on to Lotus Notes,
decrypt data protected by strong encryption algorithms,
store digital certificates which are used within a PKI.
Version restrictions:
- 30 days trial
- Nag screen