#ssh-server — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #ssh-server, aggregated by home.social.
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🎵🎤 Ah, the Rodecaster Duo, the multifunctional audio interface that moonlights as an SSH server! Because who wouldn't want their gaming microphone to double as a remote access point? 😂 Firmware updates? Forget it, just hope your audio doesn't start plotting a cyber-heist. 🔒🎧
https://hhh.hn/rodecaster-duo-fw/ #RodecasterDuo #AudioInterface #SSHserver #GamingMicrophone #CyberHeist #FirmwareUpdates #HackerNews #ngated -
🎵🎤 Ah, the Rodecaster Duo, the multifunctional audio interface that moonlights as an SSH server! Because who wouldn't want their gaming microphone to double as a remote access point? 😂 Firmware updates? Forget it, just hope your audio doesn't start plotting a cyber-heist. 🔒🎧
https://hhh.hn/rodecaster-duo-fw/ #RodecasterDuo #AudioInterface #SSHserver #GamingMicrophone #CyberHeist #FirmwareUpdates #HackerNews #ngated -
🎵🎤 Ah, the Rodecaster Duo, the multifunctional audio interface that moonlights as an SSH server! Because who wouldn't want their gaming microphone to double as a remote access point? 😂 Firmware updates? Forget it, just hope your audio doesn't start plotting a cyber-heist. 🔒🎧
https://hhh.hn/rodecaster-duo-fw/ #RodecasterDuo #AudioInterface #SSHserver #GamingMicrophone #CyberHeist #FirmwareUpdates #HackerNews #ngated -
🎵🎤 Ah, the Rodecaster Duo, the multifunctional audio interface that moonlights as an SSH server! Because who wouldn't want their gaming microphone to double as a remote access point? 😂 Firmware updates? Forget it, just hope your audio doesn't start plotting a cyber-heist. 🔒🎧
https://hhh.hn/rodecaster-duo-fw/ #RodecasterDuo #AudioInterface #SSHserver #GamingMicrophone #CyberHeist #FirmwareUpdates #HackerNews #ngated -
🎵🎤 Ah, the Rodecaster Duo, the multifunctional audio interface that moonlights as an SSH server! Because who wouldn't want their gaming microphone to double as a remote access point? 😂 Firmware updates? Forget it, just hope your audio doesn't start plotting a cyber-heist. 🔒🎧
https://hhh.hn/rodecaster-duo-fw/ #RodecasterDuo #AudioInterface #SSHserver #GamingMicrophone #CyberHeist #FirmwareUpdates #HackerNews #ngated -
You use SSH for remote authentication. But do you know how it works in the background? For SSH authentication to work, you need a server at the backend. Here is how to execute a complete SSH server installation, start to end.
#ssh #authentication #servers #sshServer #howtoSsh
https://negativepid.blog/how-to-install-and-enable-an-ssh-server/
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You use SSH for remote authentication. But do you know how it works in the background? For SSH authentication to work, you need a server at the backend. Here is how to execute a complete SSH server installation, start to end.
#ssh #authentication #servers #sshServer #howtoSsh
https://negativepid.blog/how-to-install-and-enable-an-ssh-server/
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You use SSH for remote authentication. But do you know how it works in the background? For SSH authentication to work, you need a server at the backend. Here is how to execute a complete SSH server installation, start to end.
#ssh #authentication #servers #sshServer #howtoSsh
https://negativepid.blog/how-to-install-and-enable-an-ssh-server/
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You use SSH for remote authentication. But do you know how it works in the background? For SSH authentication to work, you need a server at the backend. Here is how to execute a complete SSH server installation, start to end.
#ssh #authentication #servers #sshServer #howtoSsh
https://negativepid.blog/how-to-install-and-enable-an-ssh-server/
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You use SSH for remote authentication. But do you know how it works in the background? For SSH authentication to work, you need a server at the backend. Here is how to execute a complete SSH server installation, start to end.
#ssh #authentication #servers #sshServer #howtoSsh
https://negativepid.blog/how-to-install-and-enable-an-ssh-server/
https://negativepid.blog/how-to-install-and-enable-an-ssh-server/ -
You use SSH for remote authentication. But do you know how it works in the background? For SSH authentication to work, you need a server at the backend. Here is how to execute a complete SSH server installation, start to end.
#ssh #authentication #servers #sshServer #howtoSsh
https://negativepid.blog/how-to-install-and-enable-an-ssh-server/
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Ever wondered how SSH works? Before logging remotely into a machine with SSH, you must ensure your server is configured for that. This guide explains how to configure a start-to-end solution and provides a bash script to automate server provisioning. 👇
https://negativepid.blog/how-to-install-and-enable-an-ssh-server/
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Ever wondered how SSH works? Before logging remotely into a machine with SSH, you must ensure your server is configured for that. This guide explains how to configure a start-to-end solution and provides a bash script to automate server provisioning. 👇
https://negativepid.blog/how-to-install-and-enable-an-ssh-server/
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Ever wondered how SSH works? Before logging remotely into a machine with SSH, you must ensure your server is configured for that. This guide explains how to configure a start-to-end solution and provides a bash script to automate server provisioning. 👇
https://negativepid.blog/how-to-install-and-enable-an-ssh-server/
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Critical vulnerability found in Erlang/OTP SSH server
https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2025-32433
#HackerNews #CriticalVulnerability #ErlangOTP #SSHServer #CyberSecurity #CVE2025 #CVE
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Critical vulnerability found in Erlang/OTP SSH server
https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2025-32433
#HackerNews #CriticalVulnerability #ErlangOTP #SSHServer #CyberSecurity #CVE2025 #CVE
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Critical vulnerability found in Erlang/OTP SSH server
https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2025-32433
#HackerNews #CriticalVulnerability #ErlangOTP #SSHServer #CyberSecurity #CVE2025 #CVE
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Critical vulnerability found in Erlang/OTP SSH server
https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2025-32433
#HackerNews #CriticalVulnerability #ErlangOTP #SSHServer #CyberSecurity #CVE2025 #CVE
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Wish is an SSH server with sensible defaults and a collection of middleware that makes building SSH apps easy.
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Wish is an SSH server with sensible defaults and a collection of middleware that makes building SSH apps easy.
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Installing apache karaf on debian
Until the RFP (Request For Packaging) bug for karaf in the debian bug tracker is resolved, here is an APT archive with a karaf package for debian (architecture “all”). The package is created using native debian packaging tools, and built from a source tarball and the APT archive itself is created, using aptly.
The package has been tested on Debian 9 “stretch” (the current stable), amd64.
Do the following commands as root on a debian GNU/linux system:
- Add the keys for the APT archive (Edit: needed to sign with the first key in the keyring because of an aptly bug, must add this key as well, if using the repository)
wget -O - https://apt.bang.priv.no/apt_pub.gpg | apt-key add -wget -O - https://apt.bang.priv.no/maven_pub.gpg | apt-key add -
- Open the /etc/apt/sources.list file in a text editor, and add the following lines:
# APT archive for apache karafdeb http://apt.bang.priv.no/public stable main
- Install karaf with apt-get
apt-get updateapt-get install openjdk-8-jdk karaf
- Log in with SSH (password is “karaf” (without the quotes)) and try giving some commands:
ssh -p 8101 karaf@localhost
#apacheKaraf #apacheMaven #applicationServer #apt #aptArchive #aptly #deban9 #debianPackageArchive #debianStretch #java #karaf #maven #osgi #osgiContainer #sshServer #stretch
- Add the keys for the APT archive (Edit: needed to sign with the first key in the keyring because of an aptly bug, must add this key as well, if using the repository)
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Installing apache karaf on debian
Until the RFP (Request For Packaging) bug for karaf in the debian bug tracker is resolved, here is an APT archive with a karaf package for debian (architecture “all”). The package is created using native debian packaging tools, and built from a source tarball and the APT archive itself is created, using aptly.
The package has been tested on Debian 9 “stretch” (the current stable), amd64.
Do the following commands as root on a debian GNU/linux system:
- Add the keys for the APT archive (Edit: needed to sign with the first key in the keyring because of an aptly bug, must add this key as well, if using the repository)
wget -O - https://apt.bang.priv.no/apt_pub.gpg | apt-key add -wget -O - https://apt.bang.priv.no/maven_pub.gpg | apt-key add -
- Open the /etc/apt/sources.list file in a text editor, and add the following lines:
# APT archive for apache karafdeb http://apt.bang.priv.no/public stable main
- Install karaf with apt-get
apt-get updateapt-get install openjdk-8-jdk karaf
- Log in with SSH (password is “karaf” (without the quotes)) and try giving some commands:
ssh -p 8101 karaf@localhost
#apacheKaraf #apacheMaven #applicationServer #apt #aptArchive #aptly #deban9 #debianPackageArchive #debianStretch #java #karaf #maven #osgi #osgiContainer #sshServer #stretch
- Add the keys for the APT archive (Edit: needed to sign with the first key in the keyring because of an aptly bug, must add this key as well, if using the repository)
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Installing apache karaf on debian
Until the RFP (Request For Packaging) bug for karaf in the debian bug tracker is resolved, here is an APT archive with a karaf package for debian (architecture “all”). The package is created using native debian packaging tools, and built from a source tarball and the APT archive itself is created, using aptly.
The package has been tested on Debian 9 “stretch” (the current stable), amd64.
Do the following commands as root on a debian GNU/linux system:
- Add the keys for the APT archive (Edit: needed to sign with the first key in the keyring because of an aptly bug, must add this key as well, if using the repository)
wget -O - https://apt.bang.priv.no/apt_pub.gpg | apt-key add -wget -O - https://apt.bang.priv.no/maven_pub.gpg | apt-key add -
- Open the /etc/apt/sources.list file in a text editor, and add the following lines:
# APT archive for apache karafdeb http://apt.bang.priv.no/public stable main
- Install karaf with apt-get
apt-get updateapt-get install openjdk-8-jdk karaf
- Log in with SSH (password is “karaf” (without the quotes)) and try giving some commands:
ssh -p 8101 karaf@localhost
#apacheKaraf #apacheMaven #applicationServer #apt #aptArchive #aptly #deban9 #debianPackageArchive #debianStretch #java #karaf #maven #osgi #osgiContainer #sshServer #stretch
- Add the keys for the APT archive (Edit: needed to sign with the first key in the keyring because of an aptly bug, must add this key as well, if using the repository)
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Installing apache karaf on debian
Until the RFP (Request For Packaging) bug for karaf in the debian bug tracker is resolved, here is an APT archive with a karaf package for debian (architecture “all”). The package is created using native debian packaging tools, and built from a source tarball and the APT archive itself is created, using aptly.
The package has been tested on Debian 9 “stretch” (the current stable), amd64.
Do the following commands as root on a debian GNU/linux system:
- Add the keys for the APT archive (Edit: needed to sign with the first key in the keyring because of an aptly bug, must add this key as well, if using the repository)
wget -O - https://apt.bang.priv.no/apt_pub.gpg | apt-key add -wget -O - https://apt.bang.priv.no/maven_pub.gpg | apt-key add -
- Open the /etc/apt/sources.list file in a text editor, and add the following lines:
# APT archive for apache karafdeb http://apt.bang.priv.no/public stable main
- Install karaf with apt-get
apt-get updateapt-get install openjdk-8-jdk karaf
- Log in with SSH (password is “karaf” (without the quotes)) and try giving some commands:
ssh -p 8101 karaf@localhost
#apacheKaraf #apacheMaven #applicationServer #apt #aptArchive #aptly #deban9 #debianPackageArchive #debianStretch #java #karaf #maven #osgi #osgiContainer #sshServer #stretch
- Add the keys for the APT archive (Edit: needed to sign with the first key in the keyring because of an aptly bug, must add this key as well, if using the repository)
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Installing apache karaf on debian
Until the RFP (Request For Packaging) bug for karaf in the debian bug tracker is resolved, here is an APT archive with a karaf package for debian (architecture “all”). The package is created using native debian packaging tools, and built from a source tarball and the APT archive itself is created, using aptly.
The package has been tested on Debian 9 “stretch” (the current stable), amd64.
Do the following commands as root on a debian GNU/linux system:
- Add the keys for the APT archive (Edit: needed to sign with the first key in the keyring because of an aptly bug, must add this key as well, if using the repository)
wget -O - https://apt.bang.priv.no/apt_pub.gpg | apt-key add -wget -O - https://apt.bang.priv.no/maven_pub.gpg | apt-key add -
- Open the /etc/apt/sources.list file in a text editor, and add the following lines:
# APT archive for apache karafdeb http://apt.bang.priv.no/public stable main
- Install karaf with apt-get
apt-get updateapt-get install openjdk-8-jdk karaf
- Log in with SSH (password is “karaf” (without the quotes)) and try giving some commands:
ssh -p 8101 karaf@localhost
#apacheKaraf #apacheMaven #applicationServer #apt #aptArchive #aptly #deban9 #debianPackageArchive #debianStretch #java #karaf #maven #osgi #osgiContainer #sshServer #stretch
- Add the keys for the APT archive (Edit: needed to sign with the first key in the keyring because of an aptly bug, must add this key as well, if using the repository)
