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The remote ssh server used in the demo seems to be a proxy service so apparently it's for cases where you can't ssh in to your example's server2.
by fulafel 2y ago
The remote ssh server used in the demo seems to be a proxy service so apparently it's for cases where you can't ssh in to your example's server2.
- remram 2y agoI think you can turn this (or any equivalent service like ssh-j.com) into an end-to-end encrypted option by relaying an SSH connection over which you send the data, instead of relaying the data. Example: # receiver ssh top-secret@ssh-j.com -N -R ssh:22:localhost:22 socat UNIX-RECV:/tmp/foobar - | my command # sender my-command | ssh -J top-secret@ssh-j.com ssh socat - UNIX-SENDTO:/tmp/foobar (log in with your creds to receiver host, enjoy end-to-end encryption)