Modis Lock
Overview
Modis Lock allows complete digital control over your physical security needs utilizing the latest digital security techniques. Two-Factor-Authentication such as FIDO U2F and Google Authenticator are easily deployable over your physical security domain.
If you are just getting started, make sure to review the First Steps below.
Project Homepage: https://github.com/Modis-GmbH/ModisLock-WebAdmin
Releases Page: https://github.com/Modis-GmbH/ModisLock-WebAdmin/releases
Capable of using anything from low-security protocols like PIN codes, RFID keys, to secure protocols such as Yubico OTP keys, Google Authenticator (TOTP), and FIDO U2F USB or NFC keys.
Security protecting governments and banks can now be used on both your PCs and the facility that houses them.
Front end administration for the Modis lock. Facilitates user/key management, reporting as well as system settings.
Features
Local validation of secure digital keys
Multiple key protocols supported (PIN, RFID, OTP, TOTP, U2F)
Cloud service validation for Yubico keys
Reporting and logging for events
Email notifications
API for custom applications
Installation
Administration is installation is accomplished with few steps.
Prerequisites
A MySQL database is used to store events and user information: sudo apt install mysql-server
Webserver used is Ngnix. This can be modified by the installer if needed: sudo apt install nginx
Supervisor is an amazing tool that will start and re-start processes with ease: sudo supervisor
Suggested that a virtual environment is used
Management install
sudo pip3 install git+https://github.com/Modis-GmbH/ModisLock-WebAdmin.git
Modify the nginx /etc/nginx/sites-available/modis_admin server-name to reflect your host name and directory
Modify the /etc/supervisor/conf.d/modis_admin.conf file to reflect your installation directory
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