SSH Secure Shell

SSH Secure Shell Protocol

Protocol Description

Secure Shell is a network protocol that provides a secure channel over the Internet. It is commonly used for command line operations to remote computer systems, but it is also used for basic VPN and tunneling.

Full Name

Secure Shell Protocol

Abbreviation

SSH

Known Ports

  • TCP 22 - Default port for SSH.

Category

Infrastructure

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