Free token software for windows

Tokenmon - Watch security-related activity, including logon, logoff, privilege usage and impersonation with this monitoring tool Tokenmon is a tool which monitors and displays a variety of security-related activity taking place on a system. Tokenmon gets its name from the fact that Windows NT/2000 stores a process security information, including the user account context in which the process executes, in an object called a token. Tokenmon monitors includes the following:
User logon/logoff
Applications enabling or disabling security privileges in their process tokens
Process startup and exit (token creation/deletion)
Impersonation
Tokenmon has advanced filtering and search capabilities that make it a powerful tool for exploring the way NT works, seeing how applications use security functions, or tracking down problems in system or application configurations.
Simply run the Tokenmon GUI (Tokenmon.exe). Note that you must have administrative privilege to run Tokenmon. Menus, hot-keys, or toolbar buttons can be used to clear the window, save the monitored data to a file, and to filter and search output.
When a thread impersonates youll see the threads primary identity in the domainuser column and the identity its adopting in the Other column. Any security actions it performs at that point are in the impersonation context. When it reverts back to its own identity the threads primary identity is again shown in the domainuser column.
As events are printed to the output, they are tagged with a sequence number. If Tokenmons internal buffers are overflowed during extremely heavy activity, this will be reflected with gaps in the sequence number.
Each time you exit Tokenmon it remembers the position of the window and the widths of the output columns.
Tokenmon intercepts logon by hooking the NtCreateToken native API. The local security authority uses this API to create an initial login token when a user logs in either remotely or locally. When a user logs on the Local Security Authority Subsystem (LSASS) assigns the logon session a locally unique identifer (LUID) called a logon ID. To see a corresponding logoff, Tokenmon registers with the Security Reference Monitor (SRM) using the SeRegisterLogonSessionTerminatedRoutine kernel function, which requests that the SRM call the driver back whenever a user is logged off.
In order to see a process enable and disable privileges, Tokenmon hooks the NtAdjustPrivilegesToken function, which is the native API-equivalent of the Win32 AdjustTokenPrivileges functions. This function takes an array of privileges with a flag for each indicating whether the process wants to enable or disable it. Tokenmon shows the action for each privilege affected by a single call in separate output lines.
Tokenmon uses the PsSetCreateProcessNotifyRoutine kernel function, which is documented in the Windows 2000 DDK (but available on NT 4), to register a callback function whenever a process starts or exits.
Finally, there are several functions that applications can use to impersonate another user. Tokenmon hooks NtSetInformationThread, a variant of which is the native API-equivalent of the ImpersonateLoggedOnUser and ImpersonateSelf Win32 APIs, the FSCTL_PIPE_IMPERSONATE variant of NtFsControlFile (the native-equivalent of ImpersonateNamedPipeClient), and NtImpersonateClientOfPort, which is called by applications using the Local Procedure Call (LPC) facility and local RPC for impersonating the remote end of a LPC connection.
Tokenmon relies on several undocumented SRM functions to obtain a logon ID from a threads primary and impersonation tokens, and GetSecurityUserInfo, an undocumented function exported by the KSecDD (Kernel Security-support driver) that retrieves a logon session users name, domain name, and logon server given a logon ID. Another interesting implementation detail is that several of the native API functions that Tokenmon hooks are not exported by ntoskrnl.exe for use by drivers. Thus, the Tokenmon GUI must reach into NTDLL.DLL, extract their system call numbers, and pass them to the driver. This contrasts with Regmon, which reaches into ntoskrnl.exe using Registry function exports to obtain system call numbers.

Crypto Composer is a crypto-system based on well published asymmetric public key and symmetric key crypto-algorithms Crypto Composer is a crypto-system based on well published asymmetric public key and symmetric key crypto-algorithms. It is the first embodiment of our next generation soft token based declarative cryptographic key, access right and digital source distribution and management technology.
It can be used as a file/message encryptor/decryptor on local computer and in passing through the internet. It allows the public key authentication of the sender of secuured data and intended list of receivers so that a user can build his/her own dynamic virtual private network (VPN) over the public internet easily and automate it using our more advanced products and services.
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MKN TaskExplorer 5.0 is an application for monitoring the tasks and applications working on your system. It displays detailed information about each process, including performance and memory graphs, DLLs loaded, threads, and access token. It also shows the information about the handles opened by a process and provides a function to read processes' virtual memory.

Major Features:

1. Be free
2. Include Performance Monitor, a tool that monitors system performance.
3. Show information about each process, that includes its CPU and memory usage, the resources it is using, as well as other performance factors.
   
4. Offer detailed information about each module the process is using, its threads, their individual performance data, and possible errors.
   

Enhancements:

• Unspecified updates
• Enhancements
• Bug fixes.

Requirements: Windows 2000/XP/Vista

If you run your own server on a broadband connection that doesnt have a static IP address and you want one or more of your domain names to always point to your current dynamic IP address, then IPTarget can help you.
Many dynamic IP DNS solutions rely on an external server to determine your public IP address. This is an excellent solution, but for many network configurations the public IP address can also be obtained from the web interface on one of the networking devices.
For example, I currently have three networking devices in my home setup: a DSL modem, a VOIP box, and a router. Before I configured my DSL modem to be in pass-through mode, it obtained the public IP address. Now the VOIP box is configured to obtain the public IP address. In either case, the public IP address could be obtained by viewing one of the "Status" pages in the network devices web interface.
IPTarget performs periodic HTTP requests to your network device to obtain the current IP address. If the IP address changes, it will automatically update all the DNS records for your ZoneEdit managed domain(s).
Main features:
- Simple and small installation program with uninstall. A shortcut to the program is placed under your Start menus "Programs" folder.
- All options are accessible through a multi-tabbed dialog box.
- The IP address is parsed with a regular expression. The regular expression must contain the special token %IP% in the position where the IP address will be parsed. This ensures that a valid IP address is parsed.
- Optionally, it can e-mail you when an error occurs, when the IP address changes, or nightly with the current IP address.
- More than one domain in ZoneEdit can be updated.
- All IP addresses defined under each domain are updated.
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Enhancements:
- A new option to log to daily log files has been added.
- How embarassing, version 1.0.5 wouldnt even run after a fresh install because of a bug handling a non-existent configuration file. This has been fixed.
- When an error occurs, it was displayed along with a stack trace. And it wasnt cleared until the IP address changes and ZoneEdit was updated. The status text area is now managed much better and reflects the status of the last operation. Also, stack traces arent displayed, just the exception text.