SSH and Intrusion Detection

Widespread use of the SSH protocol greatly reduces the risk of remote computer access by encoding the transmission of clear text usernames and passwords. Prior to the use of SSH, packet sniffing, which allows malicious users to watch for the login process in the clear text packet traffic on a...

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Heather Larrieu

March 17, 2002

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