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2018-04-30 2021-12-06
ssh_algorithms (martin) removing reference to deprecated ssh-1 (martin)
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the option to choose which methods can be used. In WinSCP, you can configure this on //[[ui_login_authentication|SSH > Authentication page]]// of Advanced Site Settings dialog. the option to choose which methods can be used. In WinSCP, you can configure this on //[[ui_login_authentication|SSH > Authentication page]]// of Advanced Site Settings dialog.
-The actual order of authentication methods is as follows: [[ui_login_authentication#gssapi|GSSAPI]] (SSH-2 only), [[public key]] (using [[ui_pageant|Pageant]]), public key (using [[ui_login_authentication|configured file]]), keyboard-interactive (%%SSH-2%% only), TIS or Cryptocard (SSH-1 only), password.+The actual order of authentication methods is as follows: [[ui_login_authentication#gssapi|GSSAPI]], [[public key]] (using [[ui_pageant|Pageant]]), public key (using [[ui_login_authentication|configured file]]), keyboard-interactive, password.
===== [[verifying_host_key]] Verifying the Host Key ===== ===== [[verifying_host_key]] Verifying the Host Key =====
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===== Encryption in SSH ===== ===== Encryption in SSH =====
SSH clients and servers can use a number of encryption methods. SSH clients and servers can use a number of encryption methods.
-Most widely used encryption methods in SSH-2 are AES and+Most widely used encryption methods in SSH are AES and
Blowfish. By default, %%AES%% is used if supported by the server. While %%AES%% is Blowfish. By default, %%AES%% is used if supported by the server. While %%AES%% is
considered to be highly secure, %%AES%% encryption requires substantial processor overhead. Blowfish is also considered considered to be highly secure, %%AES%% encryption requires substantial processor overhead. Blowfish is also considered
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===== SSH Protocols ===== ===== SSH Protocols =====
-Two major versions of the SSH protocol exist, SSH-2 and SSH-1. Most %%SSH%% servers nowadays allow modern and secure %%SSH-2%% only+Two major versions of the SSH protocol exist, SSH-2 and SSH-1. Most %%SSH%% servers nowadays allow modern and secure %%SSH-2%% only, which is also WinSCP's default.
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-WinSCP's default setting is to use %%SSH-2%%. If you need to use deprecated and insecure %%SSH-1%% at all, you can configure this in [[ui_login_ssh|SSH preferences]].+
===== [[compression]] Compression ===== ===== [[compression]] Compression =====

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