Security Measures
The Community Edition of SSL-Explorer provided a number of security features. Features such as One-Time-Password support and hardware token authentication are offered via the commercial implementation, the Barracuda SSL VPN.
- Granular policy-based rights management
- Users authenticated via multiple user databases including the built-in database and Active Directory
- Peer reviewable source code available under GPL license
- Multiple authentication mechanisms, e.g. personalized security questions
- Protection from SQL injection attacks
- Buffer overflow exploit risks mitigated through use of Java source code
- Supports access through HTTP or SOCKS proxy
- Local and remote tunneling via SSL
- Session inactivity timeouts
- Web application URL masking
Read more about this topic: SSL-Explorer: Community Edition
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