A keyhole for your system's back door

Posted by dcparris on May 7, 2007 11:37 PM EDT
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While a properly set up SSH service can give you secure remote access to a server, you might not like the idea of having an SSH server always running on your machine. Secure Back Door (SBD) can open an encrypted connection to your system, allowing you to remotely execute any operating system commands for example start your SSH or Web server or reboot the server.

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No way... This smells bad... do NOT implement. erikb5 1 1,171 May 8, 2007 6:34 AM

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