Protecting MySQL Sessions With SSH Tunnel (Port Forwarding)

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by kenlin SSH Tunnel What Is SSH? SSH stands for Secure SHell and is typically used as an encrypted version of telnet. In a telnet session, all communications are transmitted in plain-text, allowing anyone to listen-in on your session and steal passwords and other information. Such sessions are also susceptible to session hijacking, where a malicious user takes over your session once you have authenticated. OpenSSH, the tool included with most Linux variants, is a FREE version of the...n

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