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Secure Shell (SSH) is a protocol for secure remote login and other secure network services over an insecure network. It provides data confidentiality and integrity by using strong encryption and message authentication codes. SSH was created in 1995 in response to password sniffing attacks as a replacement for insecure remote shell protocols. Major implementations include OpenSSH, commonly used on UNIX systems, and PuTTY, a Windows client. SSH uses public-key cryptography for authentication and key exchange to secure connections between clients and servers.

Secure Shell (SSH)
Presented By
Scott Duckworth
April 19, 2007

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What is SSH?
 “SSH is a protocol for secure remote
login and other secure network services
over an insecure network.” – RFC 4251
 Secure channel between two computers
• Provides data confidentiality and integrity
 Many uses other than remote shell

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History
 SSH-1 designed in 1995 by Tatu Ylönen
• In response to a password-sniffing attack
• Replacement for rlogin, telnet, and rsh
• Released as freeware in July 1995
• ~20,000 users in 50 countries by the end of
the year
 Ylönen founded SSH Communications
Security in December 1995
• Code became increasingly more proprietary

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History (continued)
 SSH-2 designed in 1996
• Incompatible with SSH-1
• Security and feature improvements
 Open source implementations (OSSH
and OpenSSH) created in 1999
• OSSH is now obsolete
• OpenSSH is the most popular SSH
implementation as of 2005

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Current Implementations (2007)
 OpenSSH – common on UNIX systems
 SSH Tectia – commercial implementation
 PuTTY – client only, Windows
 MindTerm – client only, Java applet

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Layering of SSH Protocols
 Transport Layer Protocol
• Provides server authentication, confidentiality,
and integrity
 User Authentication Protocol
• Authenticates the client-side user to the server
 Connection Protocol
• Multiplexes the tunnel into logical channels
 New protocols can coexist with the
existing ones

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Transport Layer Protocol
 Public-key host authentication
• Lets the client know the correct server is on the other end
• DSS or RSA, raw or through OpenPGP
 Strong symmetric encryption
• Uses Diffie-Hellman algorithm for secure key exchange
• Many ciphers are supported: 3des, blowfish, twofish, aes,
etc., most with multiple key sizes
• New keys generated every 1 GB or 1 hour
 Data integrity via MACs (message authentication
codes)
• SHA-1 and MD5 are supported

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User Authentication Protocol
 Multiple authentication methods
• public-key, password, host-based
• Extensible
 Server tells client which methods can be
used, client picks the most convenient
 Provides a single authenticated channel
to the connection protocol

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Connection Protocol
 Provides multiple channels:
• interactive login sessions
• remote execution of commands
• forwarded X11 connections
• forwarded TCP/IP connections
 All channels are multiplexed into a single
encryption tunnel

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Attacks on SSH
 Man-in-the-middle
• Very easy if the client
does not have the
server’s public key
prior to connecting
• Attacker masquerades
between the client and
server
 Denial of service
 Covert channels Server
Attacker
Client

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System Configuration Files
(OpenSSH)
 /etc/ssh/
• sshd_config – SSH server configuration
• ssh_config – SSH client configuration
• ssh_host_*_key – private host keys
• ssh_host_*_key.pub – public host keys
• ssh_known_hosts – list of known public host
keys

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User Configuration Files
(OpenSSH)
 ~/.ssh/
• id_* - private authentication keys
• id_*.pub – public authentication keys
• known_hosts – list of known public host keys
• authorized_keys – list of allowed public
authentication keys

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Public-Key Authentication Howto
$ ssh-keygen -t rsa
...
$ cat ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub | ssh <remote-host> 'cat - >> ~/.ssh/authorized_keys‘
...
$ ssh <remote-host>
...
Accept the defaults and
leave the passphrase blank
Enter your password
one last time
Enjoy not having to enter
a password

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References and Resources
 RFC 4250-4254
 SSH: The Secure Shell – The Definitive
Guide
• http://www.snailbook.com/index.html
 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Secure_Shell
 http://www.cs.clemson.edu/~duckwos/ssh_lab/

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