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skey was bellcore. they gave the project over to NRL (naval research labs)
but retained the name skey. now it's OPIE (onetime passwords in everything)
and is maintained, last i checked, by NRL. also, last i checked, freebsd's
OPIE is at least one minor revision behind the NRL releases but nobody
seems to care much whenever i've mentioned it.

p.s. THANKS CORE TEAM


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