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Can anybody give me some reference or steps for how we can disable the SSL2 and enable SSL3 for linux machine via putty. I am totally unaware of it. So need help..!!!
Putty uses SSH not SSL. Thus disabling SSLv2 and SSLv3 is not possible because they are not in use.
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My machine is connected to a wireless router. Is it possible to analyse packets coming and going to the router? Can I use the bridged mode for achieving this?
Use "WireShark"
Refer the below link for more info:
https://superuser.com/questions/453059/how-can-i-capture-packets-going-from-my-router-to-a-specific-server
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is there a way to bypass the use of domain in the winexe command?:
winexe -U domain/username%password //hostname "cmd.exe"
I have two PCs. one is running on windows and the other in linux. These two machines does not have a domain server. Just a simple local area network. Both PCs have administrative accounts
Please help. Thanks
After exploring, I finally resolved the issue by using .\ as a variable for the domainname. the .\ is a default value for the local area network.
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acording to this link https://web.nvd.nist.gov/view/vuln/detail?vulnId=CVE-2014-0160 is SSL not secure any more?
additional link: http://heartbleed.com/
SSL as a protocol is still secure. That bug exists in OpenSSL, which is one implementation of SSL but not the only one.
As a parallel, imagine if a bug was found in Internet Explorer. You wouldn't as a result then say "web browsing is not secure any more" - there are plenty of other web browsers, and they haven't suddenly become insecure because Internet Explorer had a bug.
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Suppose I'm using the write command to send messages to another host on the server. Can the root user or any other user get to know that we are interacting?
This can easily be done by any user that can capture packets on the interface (including root) and any intermediary devices. Moreover, root could in theory install additional mechanisms to hijack/inspect traffic.
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Anyone know what is linux command for check upstream and downstream?
if that refers to bandwidth, check :
jnettop
There are many commands available. However i prefer to use iptraf. For more information, please visit.
http://iptraf.seul.org/2.1/manual.html