My recommendations for SSH:<BR><BR>Always use public key authentication, not password. Turn off password authentication if you can get away with it, and then you don't have to worry about the ...

Password authentication contains a lot of assumptions about security and trust. Encrypted SSH tunnels and public key verification are two common ways to ensure that your password is not compromised in ...

After having successfully configured my Mac to accept an SSH login using key-based authentication, I've realized that this is a little insecure: should anyone get access to a computer with that stored ...

Out of the box, secure shell is fairly secure. With the help of ssh key authentication, you can lock down secure shell so that only specific machines can log in. Here's how. If you’re a Linux ...

Increasingly, whether due to regulatory requirements or a basic recognition that static passwords just don’t provide adequate security, organizations are ...