This is not an official Mollom project and was not created by the folks at Mollom. It is not necessary to install Mollom Stats to use Mollom's services. The one and only official Mollom module for Drupal is over here. Please do not bother the fine folks at Mollom with questions or problems related to this module.
The swekey is a low cost but highly secure USB authentication USB key.
This module enables swekey hardware authentication in drupal for users and administartors.
YubiKey is a secure method for logging into many websites using a cryptographically secure usb token. It does not require special software, and since it does not generate the same OTP (One Time Password) more than once, nothing is shared among associated sites.
This module provides a way to automatically disable the securepages module for domains/subdomains/dev-environments that you do not want it to be active on (e.g., dev environments and such that may not have SSL active).
How it works: The securepages.module is auto-disabled upon the first bootstrapped request (anon or authenticated) for any domains which are specified on the securepages_disabler settings page, and a confirmation message to this effect is shown.
This module allows administrators to set an expiry date on passwords. Users that do not renew their passwords within the given time will have their passwords reset to a randomly generated one.
You can schedule warning messages notifying users when their password is close to expiry. If you have the actions module enabled, then you can also schedule emails to be sent. Both messages and emails can use (but do not require) the token module
and provides tokens such as [pass-expire-days-left] and [pass-expire-month].
#D7CX: This functionality is in Drupal 7 core so this module will not be ported. Please stay tuned for the securepages port.
This is an add-on to the Secure Pages module that will prevent hijacked sessions from accessing SSL pages, yet still allow users to stay logged in when browsing non-SSL pages.
This is a simple module which allows you to show site administrators a configurable warning message above most forms on the site, reminding them that they are logged in to the live site as administrators, not regular users.
It can be used to help prevent these users from accidentally making destructive changes, either because they forgot they were logged in as an administrator, or because they forgot they were logged in to the live site (as opposed to a development server which may be identical in appearance).
This is a node access module which allows fine-grained access to nodes that can be changed during commenting. This is particularly useful for project issue nodes where other values are changed during commenting.
For more details, see the attached screenshot.
By default, Drupal allows only users with the Administer menus and menu items permission to add, modify or delete menu items.
Menu Admin per Menu allows to give roles per menu admin permissions without giving them full admin permission.
For instance, you may let certain users manage the items of the Main or Navigation menus but not those of the Management menu.
The VidoopCAPTCHA module uses the VidoopSecure service to stop spammers without burdening your users. VidoopCAPTCHA is a FREE service provided by Vidoop and part of the VidoopSecure web services platform.
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