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1. Can you reverse an SSH connection?
2. How to setup a reverse SSH tunnel?
3. How to use SSH tunnel as VPN?
4. What is reverse tunnelling?
5. Does SSH use TCP or UDP?
6. Can you DDoS SSH?
7. Does Tor use port 443?
8. Is a reverse SSH tunnel secure?
9. How to use SSH as proxy?
10. What are the different types of SSH tunneling?
11. How do I revoke my SSH key?
12. Can you reverse port forwarding?
13. How do I terminate a stuck SSH?
14. How do I stop SSH connections?
15. Can SSH key be hacked?
16. Can SSH keys be cracked?
17. Can SSH key be stolen?

Can you reverse an SSH connection?

Reverse SSH tunneling or remote port forwarding helps you connect to a remote (and private) network without needing a public gateway. Contrary to how SSH works, where you establish a secure connection with a remote system and can receive and send data, in reverse SSH, the remote system connects with your local system.

How to setup a reverse SSH tunnel?

To create a reverse SSH tunnel, the machine in question first needs to open an SSH connection beyond the firewall and then include a -R tunnel at the remote machine's connection port. On the man page, SSH -R description is: -R [bind_address:]port:host:hostport.

How to use SSH tunnel as VPN?

Create your remote session

Enter the username of your Remote Host. Enter the domain of your Remote Host. Enter the password of your Remote Host. In the VPN/SSH/Gateway side menu of your RDP session select Always connect in the Open field and Session in the Type field.

What is reverse tunnelling?

Reverse tunneling is a tunneling from mobile host to home agent, and makes it possible for the mobile host from foreign network to communication in the network whose router has access filters.

Does SSH use TCP or UDP?

SSH uses TCP, not UDP (User Datagram Protocol). Unlike TCP, UDP is a connectionless protocol, which means it doesn't make sure the recipient is ready to receive files before sending them. As a result, data can arrive out of order, in pieces or not at all. Although SSH typically uses TCP, it doesn't have to.

Can you DDoS SSH?

If your SSH server is exposed to the Internet, then it is vulnerable to DDoS attacks.

Does Tor use port 443?

The well known TLS port for Tor traffic is 443. Tor commonly uses ports 9001 and 9030 for network traffic and directory information.

Is a reverse SSH tunnel secure?

SSH is a secure connection between a client and server over which commands can be executed on the server. As long as the two devices can see each other on the internet the SSH connection can also be made from the server to the client.

How to use SSH as proxy?

To do this in PuTTY on Windows, select Connection > SSH > Tunnels. Select the “Dynamic” option. For “Source Port”, enter the local port. For example, if you wanted to create a SOCKS proxy on port 8888, you'd enter 8888 as the source port.

What are the different types of SSH tunneling?

Transporting arbitrary data streams over SSH sessions is also known as SSH tunneling. OpenSSH, a popular open-source SSH server, supports three types of tunneling features- local port forwarding, remote port forwarding, and dynamic port forwarding.

How do I revoke my SSH key?

This is a straight solution as you need to store public keys in revocation list file. Display public key fingerprint. Append public key to the revocation list file. This key will be revoked from now on, every attempt to use this key will be logged in auth.

Can you reverse port forwarding?

Reverse port-forwarding allows you to forward traffic from within your containers to your local machine. This can be useful when: using certain remote debuggers that connect to your IDE instead of the other way around.

How do I terminate a stuck SSH?

macOS, Linux / UNIX kill unresponsive hung SSH session

So all you've to do is press Enter key followed by ~. (tilde, period). Please note that escapes are only recognized immediately after newline. Hence, we need to press the Enter key.

How do I stop SSH connections?

Prevent the root user from crossing the network via SSH

Open the SSH configuration file, and then uncomment the PermitRootLogin line. Edit the setting from yes to no.

Can SSH key be hacked?

SSH is one of the most common protocols in use in modern IT infrastructures, and because of this, it can be a valuable attack vector for hackers. One of the most reliable ways to gain SSH access to servers is by brute-forcing credentials.

Can SSH keys be cracked?

However, SSH is prone to password brute-forcing. Key-based authentication is much more secure, and private keys can even be encrypted for additional security. But even that isn't bulletproof since SSH private key passwords can be cracked using John the Ripper.

Can SSH key be stolen?

SSH key management has a variety of pitfalls such as stale credentials, orphaned keys, and can easily conceal malicious keys inserted by malware or intruders to maintain persistence. At Sandfly we have seen incidents where SSH credentials were stolen or used to insert backdoor access for intruders and malware.