Bob La Quey wrote:
This is pretty neat.

From Amazon Developer news.

The AnyTerm project caught my eye recently. Using AnyTerm you can
embed an SSH window in a web page. If you do this, you can sit in your
favorite coffee shop and run your EC2-powered business without having
to worry about open ports. In fact, you can travel light and use
browser-based access at your favorite net cafe. This might be useful
if you are planning to build a Google of One.

http://anyterm.org/index.html

Anyterm consists of some Javascript on a web page,
an XmlHttpRequest channel on standard ports back
to the server, and an Apache module. It runs over SSL.

So do you see any problems with this?

It's only secure if you control both ends of the connection. If you are using someone else's machine they could be running a key logger and you are still not secure.

Gus


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