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Old 04-06-2013, 10:13 AM   #1
LeHibou2
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Wireshark + remote ip


Hi,

I just need to be sure that one cannot capture all the traffic incoming/outgoing from my server.

I would not any hacker to know who is connecting or so.

Saw a lot of videos on the net, read a lot of articles and cannot understand how people can steal passwords / other info whereas lot of people say that you have to be connected to the switch of the remote network you spy.

I want to protect my ssl servers.

Should I need to worry ?

Thanks,

Larry
 
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I just need to be sure that one cannot capture all the traffic incoming/outgoing from my server.
Capturing traffic requires root rights or access to network equipment. In essence though your question points to what you should do first: ensure the machine is properly configured, hardened and regular auditing is in place.


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I want to protect my ssl servers.
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Should I need to worry ?
"Thinking", "worrying" or "guessing" is unnecessary as computing is binary in the sense that conditions can be tested: a user account has a strong password or it hasn't, an application is either vulnerable or it isn't, a connection is either safe (SSH) or it isn't (telnet). Analyze the situation, test, make a list and rate measures by effectiveness, apply, test.
 
  


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