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- Date: Tue, 01 Nov 2005 11:10:17 +0900
- From: Shawn <shawn@example.com>
- Subject: Re: [tlug] SSH'ing to home with only port 80
- References: <9c414c890510261809u778bc81aq212b7505ccbeb400@example.com> <20051028103654.573c1c95@example.com> <9c414c890510280539o41f25430x17fb74aea831fcf2@example.com> <d8fcc0800510281806x48f387cfi4e855a5a067dea7e@example.com> <9c414c890510281932h597330fy470f60b178de1ded@example.com> <1130569428.4612.16.camel@example.com> <87k6ftiuch.fsf@example.com> <1130805350.4439.8.camel@example.com> <87ll09gmlg.fsf@example.com>
> Unfortunately, that turns out to be useless---the intruder simply > sends the intercepted PGP file to the servlet. A sufficiently dumb > intruder might not even notice that it was PGPed, yet succeed! > > Shawn> There are alternatives too. uuh sorry, thinking too quickly -- didn't explain properly I'd generate a list of passwords so they were disposable. Each file you sent in could be used just once. PGPing would just hide the length of the password. So you'd just write a script to gen passwords, write them to disk where the server could read it, and on to a disk that you bring to work. The servlet could track it and say ok now I need password #23 for instance. Shawn
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