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30     protocols can be exploited in such ways as to escalate the privilege
38     implements a smaller protocol than the ssh protocols, and thus is,
46     analysis of the SSH protocols vis-a-vis privilege.  Then we briefly
70     There are two or, rather three SSH protocols:
80     protocols is not assumed, but would be beneficial to the reader.
82     Quite roughly, these protocols consist of the following:
86 	c) message syntaxes for the protocols' messages
95     Some of these parts of the ssh protocols are quite complex, some
97     protocols requires a source code base of significant size.
121     as analysis of the ssh protocols leads to conclude as follows.
201     hosting all phases of the SSH protocols up to and including
203     in and which hosts all phases of the SSH protocols post-user-
208     the SSH wire protocols.
210     In practice the OpenSSH monitor protocols relating to user
212     authentication protocols; and though they are different they also
216     The key exchange protocols have been broken down into their
221     as the SSH protocols and uses the same implementation of those
229     processing of the user authentication protocols and that the OpenSSH
230     approach to privilege separation of the key exchange protocols has
242     authentication phases of the ssh protocols (but see section 7).
245     keeping and re-keying from processing of the session protocols.  We
319      - most of the initial key exchange protocols
321      - part of the user authentication protocols
327      - most of the re-keying protocols
328      - the session protocols
333      - parts of the key exchange and re-key protocols (primarily signing
335      - most of the user authentication protocols, specifically:
359      - all of the key exchange and re-key protocols
360      - all of the user authentication protocols
366      - the session protocols
369     monitor protocols.
381     on-the-wire ssh protocols, with some contents re-packaging.  We
384     protocols.
460 		and host authentication protocols, the session
461 		protocols, and misc. other code
533 		    +-> session protocols
609 		authentication phase of the ssh protocols so as to start
631     synchronous and relies on the re-key protocols being entirely
632     synchronous also (which they are, unlike the session protocols).
661     protocols, but excluding negotiable DH group size and GSS-API-based
666     Additional key exchange protocols for SSHv2: