| description | SSH enumeration is a key step in assessing the security of an SSH server. This tutorial covers the basics of SSH enumeration and provides a comprehensive look at SSH penetration testing techniques. |
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| cover | ../.gitbook/assets/SSH Penetration Testing.png |
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SSH enumeration is an important skill for performing penetration tests on remote systems.
This website provides step-by-step instructions on how to use various tools to enumerate SSH servers, detect potential flaws, and exploit those vulnerabilities for penetration testing.
Gain the knowledge and skills you need to safely simulate real-world attack scenarios.
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| Setting | Description |
|---|---|
| PasswordAuthentication yes | Allows password-based authentication. |
| PermitEmptyPasswords yes | Allows the use of empty passwords. |
| PermitRootLogin yes | Allows to log in as the root user. |
| Protocol 1 | Uses an outdated version of encryption. |
| X11Forwarding yes | Allows X11 forwarding for GUI applications. |
| AllowTcpForwarding yes | Allows forwarding of TCP ports. |
| PermitTunnel | Allows tunneling. |
| DebianBanner yes | Displays a specific banner when logging in. |