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There's a similar , very sneaky tool: sslh. Practically no automated tools will attempt to SSH into the HTTPS port...
by chx 6y ago
There's a similar , very sneaky tool: sslh. Practically no automated tools will attempt to SSH into the HTTPS port...
- GordonS 6y agoI presume this connects SSH clients, and serves a fake web page to browsers? Sounds pretty cool, but do SSH clients (e.g. PuTTY need special support for it)
- exrook 6y agoNope, no support needed. SSLH will proxy SSL traffic to whatever other SSL service you have running (nginx, openvpn, etc.), and send the SSH traffic to openssh. It look like it even supports recognizing plain HTTP traffic as well and proxying it accordingly.