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With "password" authentication method, the password is not transmitted to the remote server. (AFAIK) However, all modern sshds (AFAIK, at least OpenSSH) defaul
by Hello71 13y ago
With "password" authentication method, the password is not transmitted to the remote server. (AFAIK)
However, all modern sshds (AFAIK, at least OpenSSH) default to (publickey, keyboard-interactive). As the name says, keyboard-interactive sends your keystrokes, one at a time (bar buffering) to the remote server.
This is required, for example, when using PAM, as PAM requires the actual authentication key.
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- andrewcooke 13y agoabout password auth - you're wrong (AFAIK). i even gave a reference in my original post. didn't you bother to check it?
- Hello71 13y agoI am wrong. No.