This time I will go over setting up SSH client in Linux, setting up key pairs and how to implement keys for authentication in Linux. Setting up tunneling in Linux is as easy as typing in: ssh -D 8080[:127.0.0.1] [email protected][:port] example: ssh -D 8080 [email protected]:443 In the above example my server is listening for SSH requests on port 443 instead of [...]

If you have completed Part I, you should have a running SSH server ready to tunnel all your needs. If you are on a PC running Microsoft’s Windows operating system like me, download PuTTY 0.62-installer.exe from http://the.earth.li/~sgtatham/putty/latest/x86/putty-0.62-installer.exe and install it. PuTTY will be our SSH client and we are going to cover: Password Authentication Asymmetric Key based authentication (RSA) The [...]