How to use SSH Public Key Authentication
Installing SSL on Apache (Apache + PHP + mod_ssl + MySQL + GD)
How to create a Certificate Signing Request (CSR)
Also try csrHow to create an SSH tunnel to protect other unsecure applications (like IMAP, POP3, and SMTP)
Running an SSH Server (sshd) on Windows (click here for local cached copy)
Running cron under Cygwin on Windows
cfs is a script to setup and manage an encrypted filesystem on OpenBSD
Tweaks to sshd_config file:
# Speed up logins
UseDNS no
# Required for SSH1
Protocol 2,1
# Required for SSH1
PasswordAuthentication yes
# Add pests here
DenyUsers root test admin guest nobody
# Limit access to only these users
AllowUsers user1 user2 user3
Note that these Putty binaries are not the original ones available from the PuTTY site. These binaries have been compressed with UPX -- The Ultimate Packer for Executables. UPX executable compression is transparant. You don't have to "uncompress" these executables -- simply run them like the original. There is almost no overhead. These are almost half the size of the originals. I use these for installing SSH onto machines with slow connections.
putty | Windows SSH client |
WinSCP | Windows SCP/SFTP client with a graphical Explorer-like interface |
pscp | Windows command line scp client |
psftp | Windows command line sftp client |
mindterm.jar | MindTerm_2.1 (non-commercial). This is the last non-commercial version I have seen. These bastards used to have a cool free version. Now it's gone! Well, you almost can't blame then considering that there is no longer any money in Java. Here is their site: Mindterm SSH Client |
PuTTY | PuTTY home page |
OpenSSH | The most popular free SSH |
FreeSSH | Another site with free SSH information |
Cygwin | Cygwin comes with OpenSSH |
Cédric Gourio's java-ssh | Not very full featured, but it appears to be free. |
MacSSH Download | Macintosh SSH client |
The Truth Shall Make You Free. |