CANSAS 2.0
CANSAS, short for Ciphered and Authenticated Network Services Access System, in its 2.0 incarnation, provides a lightweight authentication mechanism to users connected to an open wireless network, and is usuall deployed as a WiFi hotspot running the GNU/Linux operating system. The second release of the system is more focused on wireless network access, providing distributed solution for authentication which can be embedded on resource-limited hotspots, while authentication is done against a centralized service. CANSAS 2.0 reuses the WifiDog
gateway daemon
and uses its own authentication and captive portal implementation, named
WRATH.
- Overview: Brief description of the project and its features.
- News: Project news.
- Documentation: User and developer manuals.
- Downloads: Packages and source code repository.
If you are looking for information on legacy CANSAS 1.0, you can find it
here.
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