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Why does auditability scare you? Besides, it is a requirement of many laws and industry regulations. Especially the log-to-syslog capability which enables cen
by riskable 15y ago
Why does auditability scare you? Besides, it is a requirement of many laws and industry regulations. Especially the log-to-syslog capability which enables centralized logging of sessions.
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Dan McDougall - Author of Gate One
- zokier 15y agoBecause the point of SSH is that it's encrypted and secure, thus not eavesdroppable my any intermediaries. Edit: To put it other way, this feels like using telnet to connect to a server where you can then ssh where you were going to. And the telnet server recording all traffic that goes through it.