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morphing topic: RE: paypal scam - tracing link

morphing topic: RE: paypal scam - tracing link

2006-10-30       - By Bob Kinney

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--- A.Fadyushin@(protected) wrote:

>
> 6) If you are using SSH you can completely disable SSH password
> authentication and use keys (protected by password on your local
> workstation) to log in. In this case it would be impossible to guess you
> password by attempting to login into server via SSH. In this case the
> server does not use the password for authentication and the key
> protection password newer exists outside your workstation.


I like this idea--minimum 128-bit "passwords".  Can you point to a
how-to link?

--bc



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