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Articles in ssh

1. Using and Extending Kojoney SSH Honeypot - Kojoney (http://kojoney.sourceforge.net/) is a wonderful low interaction SSH honeypot written in Python.
2. 4 Simple Tips for Securing OpenSSH - Securing an SSH server is a simple process that many administrators overlook.
3. Setting Up Public Key Access using PuTTY - Because the public key means there is no password challenge response, scripts can log in and out of remote hosts without human interaction.
4. SSHatter SSH Brute Forcer - SSHatter is a simple SSH brute forcer written in Perl.
5. Using FreeNX on Mandriva - FreeNX is a remote desktop client/server program much like VNC. I've found that on Mandriva, remote connections using the TightVNC server that is usually installed, can be sluggish.
6. Generating a key pair for automatic SSH Public Key Authentication -
7. Backing up MySQL Remotely with Rsync and SSH - Implementing a MySQL backup solution utilizing mysqldump, secure shell (SSH), public key access (PKA), rsync and a remote server.
8. Using Oracle's SQL Developer from Mandriva - This article provides instructions to get SQL Developer working and connecting to a remote Oracle host behind a firewall.
9. Connecting To a Remote MySQL Server Securely Using SSH Port Forwarding - Brief instructions on how to set up local port forwarding to allow for a secure MySQL connection.