The module allows boost caching of Drupal pages with forms with CAPTCHA for long durations without running into the "Session reuse attack detected" error. The module allows forms with CAPTCHA to be cached even after the CAPTCHA session expires by allowing the CAPTCHA to be re-loaded using AJAX when a user starts filling in the form.
The purpose of Login Notify is to alert you when someone logs in to your account from an unrecognized browser. It also gives you the opportunity to "lock out" a browser if you wish.
cron_sec, when enabled as the lightest module, implements key security similar to
Drupal 7's enhanced key security, and optionally allows cron to run at an elevated
permission level thought the use of switching the active user for the session to
one specified in its configuration, and then switching the user back as the cron
session ends to the anonymous user.
Installation
Install cron_sec like any standard Drupal 6 contrib module. Place its directory
under sites/all/modules, and then enable the module. In the course of being
installed, cron_sec will ensure its module weight is the lightest so that it can
execute its security functions as the first module to run via cron.
Configuration
To use cron_sec's elevated user permissions feature, you will want to create a user specifically to be the user running cron, with the permissions you specifically
want that user to have. Note that this user will also have all authenticated user
permissions.
Create a role called "Cron" (or whatever you want to call it), and assign it permissions over and above the authenticated user permissions you want to have to run cron.
Create a new user called "cron", and give it the role "Cron" you created in the previous step.
This is a simple module to fight against spam submissions on a site. This module replaces form actions with a dummy URL which is then replaced during form submission using javascript.