[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Niels Mvller) writes:
>> Of course, the server can't know that the agent really pays any
>> attention to that information, but I think that is a minor problem (if
>> the user wants to be sloppy, its his problem). But perhaps it could
>> stop abuse of a forwarded agent by a compromized intermediate host;
>> the server would include enough information in the challenge for the
>> local agent to recognize that things are not quite right, and then it
>> refuses signing the challenge.
I don't know how you would come up with a set of rules which would
automatically work. How does the agent or server tell the difference
between me logging into a sensitive machine to do real work, and an
attacker using a compromised agent to log into the same sensitive
machine to do nefarious things?
Marc
- Re: Making host authentication more convenient David Jablon
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- Re: Making host authentication more convenient Marc Horowitz
- Re: Making host authentication more convenient Niels M�ller
- Re: Making host authentication more convenient Marc Horowitz
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- Re: Making host authentication more convenient Douglas E. Engert
- Re: Making host authentication more convenient Niels M�ller
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