Hello [EMAIL PROTECTED],
> If you can get to a key board you can sniff a hub/switch or un secured router.
> This means ANY computer on the network can be used to go sniffing.. You don't
> need physical access to the router. That would just make life to easy
Oh, I didn't knew that. Well, I guess,
Hello Michael Ossmann,
> That's cool as long as you can trust everyone in your house, which your
> comments lead me to believe might not be the case. Don't trust a switch
> to protect your network segment. Methods to sniff and interfere with
> traffic on a switch, while not quite as easy as doi
Hello Michael Ossmann,
> Some would say that VNC _is_ a security hole. The authentication method
> looks somewhat secure, but the session data is entirely unencrypted, key
> strokes and all. In order to run VNC securely over the public Internet,
> it should be tunneled over SSH, Zebedee, or som