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mitigating the security risk of forwarding
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In ssh connections, generally I'd been thinking about the security of the server rather than the client, i.e. can the server trust the client with the exposed functionality and data. But I realized the other day that security in the other direction must also be considered. For example, forwarding X11 is totally not safe to do if you can't totally vouch for the integrity of the server, because you're giving that server ALL your input, whether it's related to a program you're running from the server or to one locally. You can't even switch to another terminal window and put in your password without it being possible for the server to keylog the whole thing. แทงบอลเดี่ยว
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