RE: SSH Question

> Steve, just remember that Teraterm Pro + TTSH, and (from memory) PuTTY
> both use version 1 or 1.5 of the
SSH protocol, and so are vulnerable to
> the attacks I mentioned. You should make sure to caution your
users
> that any indication of key mismatches should be a signal to stop what
> they're doing and find
out what's going on. Also WinSCP version 1.0
> uses password authentication only, although version
2.0, which was in
> beta last time I checked can use private keys. I downloaded the beta
> and gave it a
spin and it seemed quite stable.

PuTTY has used version 1.0, 1.5, *and* 2.0 of the protocol for over a
year now.  Been using it that way since I first discovered it.  Don't know
about TeraTerm, though, as I foundit to be a horrible terminal client.

WinSCP 2.0, while considered beta, is a wonderful little tool.
It's one of the most stable pieces of software I've used in a long time. 
One gripe, though, is that it hasproblems with permissions (changing, setting, 
copying onto).  The nice
thing is the support of keys,which pscp lacks at this time.

Cheers,
Freddie
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