Has anyone tested dsniff 2.3 against the Stanford SRP? SRP has several different aspects from SSH, and is advocated by many as a more secure alternative to SSH. It wraps legacy applications like telnet and ftp around an encrypted package. Also, I would be curious from anyone who uses SRP to see if dsniff can be modified to exploit SRP. Thanks!
Nuff said. Why did it get /.????
Has anyone tested dsniff 2.3 against the Stanford SRP? SRP has several different aspects from SSH, and is advocated by many as a more secure alternative to SSH. It wraps legacy applications like telnet and ftp around an encrypted package. Also, I would be curious from anyone who uses SRP to see if dsniff can be modified to exploit SRP. Thanks!