On Thu May 22 2008, Mike McGrath wrote: > So what you're saying is it is impossible to do a man in the middle attack > with OpenSSH (assuming the host keys of the server haven't been > compromised) ? I am saying that the information an attackers gets when a user logs in with public-key authentication to a server under the attackers control is not enough to allow the attacker to login into another machine the user can login to. Regards, Till
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