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On Wed, Jan 25, 2006 at 11:02:58AM -0500, Grant M. wrote: > Kent Borg wrote: > > On my basement server I have ssh on the regular port, but I use strong > > passwords. > > We had an issue where we were compromised because of a keylogger on a > customer's server (we ssh'd into one of our servers from the client > machine as root, and the password was logged). I go to great lengths to never type my passwords except on keyboards/computers I control. Given that notebook computers can be small and network connections are commonly available, this is practical. -kb, the Kent who is at work, logged into his basement server from his own notebook. P.S. In a pinch it is pretty safe to boot from a Knoppix CD and look for hardware keyboard loggers.
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