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it has been for 20 years IIRC. its designed to be a general purpose way to do remote access and command exec, with auth/auth. like thats its whole ballgame. I t
by syngrog66 2y ago
it has been for 20 years IIRC. its designed to be a general purpose way to do remote access and command exec, with auth/auth. like thats its whole ballgame. I think the confusion comes when people assumed it was merely a successor to telnet.
but yes this is why its so important for OpenSSL client and server sides to be as bulletproof as they can. its a giant worldwide SPOF and therefore a drool-inducing pinata for hackers.