014.02.16.5. Setting up an SSH connection requires the remote host's public key, which may not always be obtained securely. How can one verify the authenticity of the remote host's public k…
014.02.16.4. Public-key cryptography is a cornerstone of SSH's security model. Can you explain how this form of cryptography works, especially the roles of the public and private keys, and how i…
014.02.16.3. OpenSSH is a popular implementation for Unix systems, but it only supports SSH protocol version 2. Can you discuss the reasons behind dropping support for version 1 and the implications …
014.02.16.2. Describe the concept of tunneling in the context of SSH and its advantages, particularly for X Window System connections. How does SSH enhance the security and ease of setting up such co…
014.02.16.1. Can you explain the key security features of SSH that make it the de facto standard for remote access to Unix machines, especially in comparison to its predecessors like telnet and rlogi…