Free sso software for windows

SSO Plus automatically learns the IDs and passwords for desktop applications SSO Plus is a tool that automatically learns the IDs and passwords a user types in when accessing web sites and desktop applications.
The next time the application is run, the ID and password are entered automatically. This enables users to use more complicated and consequently stronger passwords as they no longer need to remember them or write them down.
Unlike other products that off this service, SSO Plus is fully automated both in detecting when to learn new passwords and when to replay them.

Monitoring your server processes is a fairly important part of any security framework, be it for process auditing or just having some sort of agent that will alert you to malicious processes, similar a detection engine with AV software. Monitoring your processes can not only provide insight into providing security for your SharePoint environment, but can also tell you efficiency information such as detecting run-away processes and aggregate task usage.
The fairly limited Windows Snap-In for it (within the task manager), only allows you to monitor and kill tasks, and to promote good process management there should be a method to easily place processes within a whitelist (good processes) and blacklist (bad processes), such as placing the SharePoint SSO service within the whitelist, the gatherer, or any SharePoint related processes that you are using within your farm. Following you can bootstrap other processes that you dont want to be activated and they will be protected by the Sentinel, negating the need to audit them since it would essentially provide real time protection.
The SharePoint Sentinel is a useful program which is meant to enhance visibility and control into running processes on a SharePoint server in order to prevent malicious activity.
Main features:
- Provide control over server processes by invoking two lists, a black and white list, which can provide an administrator tools to regulate processor activity.
- Easy controls to start and halt the SharePoint Sentinel (process protection agent)
- Alerts of malicious processes
- Monitoring log to keep relevant records

What is AccountLogon?
The internet is rapidly becoming an essential part of our everyday lives. We use it for banking, email, shopping and many other activities. It seems every website you visit requires you to enter some kind of username and password. After a while, it becomes just too difficult to remember all your accounts and passwords.
Wouldnt it be great if you could remember just one password that gave you access to ALL your web accounts without compromising security? Wouldnt it also be great if you could bring up a menu of your web accounts and simply logon to any of them with a mouse click? This type of functionality is called Single Sign-On (SSO) and this is exactly what AccountLogon allows you to do.
You do NOT need to change your individual website passwords, AccountLogon will remember them and fill them in for you!
Why use AccountLogon?
Keeping your passwords on a sticky note attached to your monitor is not very safe. AccountLogon protects your passwords by storing them in an encrypted file on your hard drive or floppy disk. You can now logon to your accounts with a single click and save yourself the trouble of navigating to the website and typing your logon details.
AccountLogon also reduces the risk of your passwords being stolen by keyboard loggers and malicious viruses, as you will never have to type your logon details again!
Save valuable time and effort by using AccountLogon right away! Business, educational & corporate users can also benefit by using AccountLogon, just look at these Case Studies.
How does it work?
AccountLogon will appear as an Icon in your Windows Taskbar and Internet Explorer Toolbar. From there you can bring up a menu of your accounts and simply logon to any of them with a mouse click. AccountLogon will navigate to the website and fill in your logon details exactly the same way as you would normally do yourself.
Where are my details stored?
Your details are encrypted on your own PC or network and are not disclosed to anyone else. The navigation is done completely on your own machine, as if you were using the web browser yourself. There is no dependency on external service providers. You are in total control of your own information!
Which accounts are supported?
AccountLogon supports almost all websites which require you to remember some kind of User ID and Password in order to Logon. For example Banks, Credit Unions, Brokerage Firms, Email Accounts, Financial Services, Library & Media, Recreational Sites, Reward Programs, Telecommunications and others.
Which browser do I need?
AccountLogon will work with Microsoft Internet Explorer versions 5 and 6, MSN Explorer, AOL, Avante and ANY other Internet Explorer based browser. If you have any of these browser installed on your PC you are ready to download and start using AccountLogon!

Auto-Form Filling, Data Extraction and Web Testing Internet Explorer PlugIn. 4IE iMacros Web Macro Recorder will relieve the repetition of checking on the same webistes every day, remembering passwords and filling out web forms.
iMacros has many uses:
Form Filler on Steroids and Password Manager
iMacros relieves the repetition of checking on the same sites every day, remembering passwords, and filling out web forms. iMacros is the only form filler that can autofill web forms that stretch over several pages. All information is stored in human-readable, plain text files that can be easily edited. Passwords are stored securely with 256-Bit AES encryption.
iMacros is a good alternative Solution to Enterprise Single Sign-On (SSO). Users memorize only one master password. iMacros remembers all the rest, and provides true automated logins (a better Single Sign-On).
Web Automation
iMacros can also automate the download of pages (with or without images) and all kinds of images or files. In the other direction it can also automate the upload of data from a file to websites. You can use variables inside the macros, and import data from CSV files. It includes user agent switcher, PDF download and Flash, ad and image blocking functions.
The recorded macros can be combined and controlled with Javascript, so even very complex tasks can be scripted.
Data extraction/Web Scraping/Web mining/Enterprise Data Mash-ups
Just the opposite of form filling. With the EXTRACT command you can read data from a website and export it to CSV files. iMacros includes full Unicode support and works with every language, including multi-byte languages such as Chinese.
Web Testing
Web professionals use the iMacros add-on for functional, performace, and regression testing of web applications. With the built-in STOPWATCH command exact web page response times can be captured. iMacros also includes support for many AJAX elements.

creddump is a software application that will dump passwords from users credential files and show them in theyre cleartext form.
Credential Manager is a new SSO solution that Microsoft offers in Windows Server 2003 and Windows XP to provide a secured store for credential information.
Credential Manager allows you to input user name and passwords for various network resources and applications once, and then have the system automatically supply that information for subsequent visits to those resources without your intervention.
One example is the command:
net use * computer_nameshare_name /user:user_name password /savecred
Credential Manager stores users credentials in the following files:
- Enterprise Credential Set:
Documents and Settings%Username%Application DataMicrosoftCredentials%UserSID%Credentials
- Local Credential Set:
Documents and Settings%Username%Local SettingsApplication DataMicrosoftCredentials%UserSID%Credentials
On WindowsXP, the application "Stored User Names and Passwords", that can be found under Start-> Settings-> Control Panel-> User Accounts-> %Account% -> Manage my network passwords, allows you to manage this kind of credentials.
HOW IT WORKS:
The program follows the same methodology used by Todd Sabin in his PWDUMP2 program to decrypt credential files. It uses the "DLL injection" technique to run a thread in the same security context of the Local Security Authority Subsystem process.
The threads executable code must first be copied to the address space of LSASS process and this requires an account with the SeDebugPrivilege user right.
By default only Administrators have this right. Once injected and executed, the thread will run with the same access privileges of the Local Security Authority Subsystem and will use the native undocumented LsaICryptUnprotectData API from LSASRV.DLL to decrypt the credentials file.
The thread stores the output of this API in a temporary file named cred.txt located in the same directory of the program. Finally, users credentials are dumped and put ont the screen.
Credential Manager can store various kind of passwords, they can be saved as MultiByte or WideChar strings, security BLOBS and certificates too. The choice of the final encryption method is left to the user.
The program will try to recognize plaintext passwords stored as MultiByte strings or WideChar strings, and will also decode Passport and Standard (no entropy) credential BLOBS originally stored using the CryptProtectData API.
USAGE:
Copy the executable files (creddump.exe, creddump.dll) in the same directory and type creddump at the command prompt.