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Krptn

• 1. Krptn
  • 1.1. What problem do we solve?
  • 1.2. What is this?
  • 1.3. Features
  • 1.4. Installation
  • 1.5. User Auth
  • 1.6. Integration with web frameworks
  • 1.7. Crypto Class
  • 1.8. Key Management System
  • 1.9. Use custom databases
  • 1.10. Settings
• 2. Configuration
  • 2.1. Databases
  • 2.2. FIDO Auth & MFA
• 3. Custom Databases
  • 3.1. Microsoft SQL Server
  • 3.2. MySQL
  • 3.3. SQLite
  • 3.4. PostgreSQL
  • 3.5. More complex connection strings
• 4. User Authentication
  • 4.1. Data storage
  • 4.2. User Sessions
  • 4.3. Logs
  • 4.4. Change Username
  • 4.5. MFA
  • 4.6. Data Sharing
  • 4.7. Password Reset
• 5. Migrating to Krptn
  • 5.1. Moving all users
  • 5.2. Migrating Users One-By-One
• 6. WebAuthn/FIDO Passwordless: both server and client setup guide
  • 6.1. What is WebAuthn?
  • 6.2. Setup your environment
  • 6.3. Create the client
  • 6.4. Create the server
  • 6.5. Pulling it all together
  • 6.6. Full Code and wrap up
  • 6.7. Copyright
• 7. Flask Integration
• 8. Django Integration
  • 8.1. Middleware
  • 8.2. Forms
• 9. Crypto Class
• 10. Key Management System
• 11. Building Krptn
  • 11.1. Building from source
• 12. CLI Interface
• 13. Common Issues
  • 13.1. I get SQLAlchemy errors about missing columns/tables
  • 13.2. I get an error about failing to load the FIPS provider
  • 13.3. Other issues
• 14. Security Policy
  • 14.1. Supported Versions
  • 14.2. Reporting a Vulnerability
  • 14.3. Vulnerability Publishing
• 15. API Reference
  • 15.1. krypton.basic
  • 15.2. krypton.auth.users.bases
  • 15.3. krypton.auth.users.userModel
  • 15.4. krypton.auth.users.userModelBaseAuth
  • 15.5. krypton.auth.users.userModelMFAAuth
  • 15.6. krypton.auth.factors
  • 15.7. krypton.auth._utils
  • 15.8. krypton.base