Now, granted, passwords are in the clear, BUT, if the server side can support it,
and the client side has it (linux to linux) then there is the Kerbros authentication, and
the "-x " data stream encryption.
If you are talking a WinSloth telnet, then EXPECT to be hacked.
Swapana Ghosh wrote:
Hi
One of our client is very much stick to use the telnet in their server. But for security purpose we are trying to convince them,
but failed. So if we change the telnet port and ask them to use - is it ok? I am
asking for security level only...
Thanks -Swapna
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