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But the "Use SSH or TLS" interpretation seems to make as much sense as saying "use a square or a yellow" regarding shapes. SSH is not (easily, anyway) a substit
by jhgb 5y ago
But the "Use SSH or TLS" interpretation seems to make as much sense as saying "use a square or a yellow" regarding shapes. SSH is not (easily, anyway) a substitute for TLS where TLS is applicable.
- stonogo 5y agoThey both provide line encryption to underlying applications. In the early days of ssh the main competitor was rsh over an ssl tunnel.
- tialaramex 5y agoThis document isn't suggesting which services to use it's telling you what should be enabled, it's titled "Hardening Network Devices" and says "Research should be done to determine what services are running by default. The following guidance will serve to determine the services that should be enabled or disabled" Among the services they recommend disabling are: Daytime, BootP, and telnet.