CANSAS (Ciphered and Authenticated Network Services Access System)
A CANSAS Server provides secure access to network services to users connected to an open network (for example, a wifi or mobile network) and is usually used as GNU/Linux Hotspot for WiFi or wired itinerant connections.
Users authenticate themselves with CANSAS at their location and establish encrypted connections with the through it, giving them transparent access to the services they are entitled to access.
CANSAS provides a global solution for providing and managing secure and authenticated connections to the Internet or any other network service from open or insecure networks, both wireless and wired. It is a software product based on GNU/Linux that operates on any hardware that supports this operating system.
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