From: David Ball (lostinvietnam@hotmail.com)
Date: Tue Oct 31 2006 - 03:47:45 EST
Hi folks
I'm playing with the 'ssharp' tool to pull off a Man in the middle against
an SSHv2 server. I already have OpenSSH compiled and running on the
attacking machine with existing pub/secret key pairs which I use to securely
admin a number of servers in my home lab. Since ssharp is a modified OpenSSH
server I'm wondering before I plough ahead if both my existing openssh
install and my pending ssharp install can comfortably coexist on the same
machine without blowing away my existing openssh config (which I definitely
don't wanna do). Anyone played with ssharp and can confidently answer my
question. ;) Should I be installing ssharp binaries to a different folder or
does it really matter?
Thanks!
David.
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