FTP with wncrypted password.

FTP with wncrypted password.

[ariel mastracchio]

Dear List:

   I'm looking for a ftp server that support encrypted
password (not SSH or SSL, too much overhead for 1k2
bps, and prohibited on packet!). I look in the web but
can't found one. I test pro-ftp wu-ftp with't luck.

   Someone know one?

   I know the Jnos ftp server, and that work fine, but
i whant one that sit directly in the linux.

   Thank in advance.

pd. sorry for my english!




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Re: FTP with wncrypted password.

[Jack Zielke]

>    I'm looking for a ftp server that support encrypted
> password (not SSH or SSL, too much overhead for 1k2

I believe what you want is 'skey'  You should be able to find an ftp
server that has skey support via a web search.  If you have problems
locating the software let me know.

Skey is a one time password implementation.  Each time you log in, your
password becomes useless and you have to use a different one to log in the
next time.  Perfect for 'over the air' as the passwords are not
encrypted because they do not need to be.

Slackware has prebuilt packages for logging in with this system in the
contrib/ham directory.

Jack

-- 
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for(scanf("%d",&s);*a-s;v=a[j*=v]-a[i],k=i<s,j+=(v=j<s&&(!k&&!!printf(2+"\n\n%c"
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?a[i+=k]=0:++a[i])>=s*k&&++a[--i]);}    /* Osovlanski and Nissenbaum */

shamelessly stolen from: http://home.wxs.nl/~faase009/Signindex.html

Re: FTP with wncrypted password.

[M Taylor]

On Fri, May 09, 2003 at 07:56:48AM -0700, ariel mastracchio wrote:
> Dear List:
> 
>    I'm looking for a ftp server that support encrypted
> password (not SSH or SSL, too much overhead for 1k2
> bps, and prohibited on packet!). I look in the web but
> can't found one. I test pro-ftp wu-ftp with't luck.

Either an One-Time Password, like SKey or use a public key
IDENTITY such as id_dsa.pub or id_rsa.pub in openssh ( aka user 
certificate in SSL), with no (NULL cipher) encryption.

I suspect you have to build OpenSSL with ALLOW_ENULL_CIPHER or
something like that, and I am not sure if any special flags or
patches are necessary with OpenSSH.

-ve1mct