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| ====== Understanding SSH ====== | ====== Understanding SSH ====== | ||
| SSH is a cryptographically protected remote login protocol that replaces insecure telnet and rlogin protocols. It provides strong protection against password sniffing and third party session monitoring, better protecting your authentication credentials | SSH is a cryptographically protected remote login protocol that replaces insecure telnet and rlogin protocols. It provides strong protection against password sniffing and third party session monitoring, better protecting your authentication credentials | ||
| - | and privacy. In addition, SSH offers additional authentication methods that are considered more secure than passwords, such as public key authentication and extensive | + | and privacy. In addition, SSH offers additional authentication methods that are considered more secure than passwords, such as [[public_key|public key authentication]] and extensive |
| protection against spoofing. | protection against spoofing. | ||