Post by antfusa on Aug 16, 2018 5:59:01 GMT
Hello everyone,
We finally did it!! We have created the ultimate security plugin for VB and C# users who are looking for secure and easy ways to manage users in client side applications.
ANTF SecurePass is a DLL package designed to work with VB.Net & C# projects. This software shines especially for those working on interfaces or OS/OE systems.
It is lightweight, resource light, heavily tested, and offers a wide variety of processes. Why spend hours of time developing secure login menus, or Googling your brains out, when you can do it in a few lines
Features
- ANTF .account files created can be stored and access client side or internal NAS server stored
- All files/user profile files generated with Secure pass are 512 bit encrypted!!
- In addition to that level of encryption, the information is obscured over with 2 layers of security, making the account file unreadable to hackers!
- Allows for direct access to memory making it easier to work with the framework and validate salt/hashed logins
- Some extra's were also thrown in such Binary/English conversion calls, and some others.
Why Try ANTF SecurePass?
SecurePass is totally free (though we do recommend you read the EULA), and its for everyone. We designed it to be very easy to use and best of all.. we have even taken the guess work out of it. Packaged with the product file is a comprehensive PDF guide on how to setup SecurePass in your VB or C# project, a list of all API calls, and example code on how to authenticate a login as well as other helpful tips and links. The installer can be found at our site (antfcorp.com)
We Very highly encourage everyone to check out this amazing software package. Especially if you are a beginner. This package can easily shave off hours of development time, and essentially allow beginners to utilize code that is normally seen in more complex software with minimal effort. Why take a chance? don't use binary passwords (they are not secure), don't store password in my.settings, and don't store them in plain text files. Protect your software. Use SecurePass.
