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Getting the Most Out of SSH

Posted by Soulskill on from the for-remote-controlling-your-nuclear-submarine dept.

jfruh writes "If you have to administer a *nix computer remotely, you hopefully ditched Telnet for SSH years ago. But you might not know that this tool does a lot more than offer you a secured command line. Here are some tips and tricks that'll help you do everything from detect man-in-the-middle attacks (how are you supposed to know if you should accept a new hosts public key, anyway?) to evading restrictions on Web surfing." What are your own favorite tricks for using SSH?

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  1. Re:Hopefully? by ModernGeek · · Score: -1, Troll

    Slashdot has turned into fucking amateur hour.

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