How SSH Secures Your Connection

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If you’ve ever remotely connected to any UNIX-like server, you have likely used SSH, short for “Secure Shell”. SSH provides, as the name implies, secure shell access to remote machines and is used pretty much everywhere. But what exactly does “secure” mean here, and how is this security provided by the protocol? This post will take a look at SSH’s security…

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