Lines Matching refs:ssh

34     the OpenSSH ssh server some years ago to minimize the extent of
38     implements a smaller protocol than the ssh protocols, and thus is,
41     The ssh team at Sun agrees with the basic OpenSSH privilege
95     Some of these parts of the ssh protocols are quite complex, some
96     quite straightforward.  Altogether implementation of the ssh
111     feature in their ssh server to reduce the risk that a security bug
121     as analysis of the ssh protocols leads to conclude as follows.
127     For key exchange and server authentication (e) an ssh server requires:
129      - Access to the host's ssh private keys.
134     An ssh server requires practically all privileges for user
139     Post-authentication an ssh server requires the following privileges:
158      - Those required for accessing the host's ssh private keys for
177     access to a host's ssh private keys can allow one not only to
186     that successfully exploited a security bug in the ssh server.
227     The Sun Microsystems ssh team believes that the OpenSSH team has
235     The Sun ssh team proposes a somewhat different privilege separation
242     authentication phases of the ssh protocols (but see section 7).
270        ssh connection socket, causing its child to exit, and audit a
298        With the ssh client, the situation is slightly more complicated.
317      - the ssh version string exchange
318      - the ssh message encoding/decoding
325      - the ssh message encoding/decoding
332      - the ssh message encoding/decoding
337         - evaluation of ~/.ssh/authorized_keys (for pubkey userauth)
356      - the ssh version string exchange
357      - the ssh message encoding/decoding
364      - the ssh message encoding/decoding
381     on-the-wire ssh protocols, with some contents re-packaging.  We
428     the OpenSSH model, but without the re-packaging of ssh message
444 	$SRC/cmd/ssh/etc/
448 	$SRC/cmd/ssh/include/
452 	$SRC/cmd/ssh/libopenbsd-compat/common/
456 	$SRC/cmd/ssh/libssh/common/
484 		    +-> key exchange/re-key code common to ssh and sshd
501 		ssh-rsa.c
502 		ssh-dss.c
503 		ssh-gss.c
513 	$SRC/cmd/ssh/ssh/
515 	    +-> ssh(1)
517 	$SRC/cmd/ssh/sshd/
541 	$SRC/cmd/ssh/<misc commands>/
543 	    +-> scp, sftp, sftp-server, ssh-agent, ssh-add, ...
548 	$SRC/cmd/ssh/include/altprivsep.h
549 	$SRC/cmd/ssh/sshd/altprivsep.c
558 	$SRC/cmd/ssh/include/config.h
562 	$SRC/cmd/ssh/include/ssh2.h
566 	$SRC/cmd/ssh/include/packet.h
570 		link altprivsep.c into ssh(1)
572 	$SRC/cmd/ssh/libssh/common/kex.c
573 	$SRC/cmd/ssh/libssh/common/packet.c
578 	$SRC/cmd/ssh/sshd/Makefile
582 	$SRC/cmd/ssh/sshd/serverloop.c
587 	$SRC/cmd/ssh/sshd/session.c
598 	$SRC/cmd/ssh/include/log.h
599 	$SRC/cmd/ssh/libssh/common/log.c
606 	$SRC/cmd/ssh/sshd/sshd.c
609 		authentication phase of the ssh protocols so as to start
616     session process as though it were its ssh client peer, but always
636     normal ssh server should, instead letting the session process