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Two-Factor Authentication & Single Sign-On Service

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A central authentication service that provides login, time-based one-time passwords, and single sign-on for multiple applications using open standards.

Problem Statement

Each application building its own login leads to weak security and many passwords for users to remember.

Objectives

1

Implement secure password and session handling

2

Add TOTP and backup codes for two-factor login

3

Provide single sign-on using OAuth 2.0 and OpenID Connect

4

Detect suspicious login attempts

Modules

M1

Identity Store

Users, hashed passwords, and device records.

M2

Two-Factor Module

Authenticator app setup, verification, and backup codes.

M3

SSO Provider

Authorization server with client applications.

M4

Security Monitoring

Login history, rate limiting, and alerts.

Expected Output

An auth server with two sample apps where logging in once with two-factor signs the user into both.

Future Scope

Passkeys and biometric login, risk-based authentication, and admin policies.

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