Welcome to the SSH Penetration Testing: A Comprehensive Guide repository! This repository contains a comprehensive guide on Secure Shell (SSH) penetration testing, covering various techniques, tools, and methodologies to assess and exploit SSH vulnerabilities.
This section provides an overview of SSH, its purpose, and its significance in secure remote communication.
Here, you'll find detailed instructions on how to install SSH on various operating systems.
Learn about SSH port scanning techniques to identify SSH services and potential entry points.
Discover different methods to connect to SSH, including terminal commands for Linux and the use of Putty for Windows.
Explore terminal commands specific to SSH on Linux systems.
Learn how to use Putty, a popular SSH client for Windows, to establish SSH connections.
Understand how to redirect SSH traffic to bypass firewalls and network restrictions.
Put your knowledge of port redirection into practice with this hands-on section.
Discover the process of establishing secure SSH connections using RSA keys.
Explore how to leverage Metasploit, a powerful penetration testing framework, to exploit SSH vulnerabilities.
Learn about SSH key persistence and techniques used for post-exploitation.
Gain insights into methods for stealing SSH keys and the associated risks.
Explore the process of SSH login using public keys for enhanced security.
Understand SSH password cracking techniques to test the strength of SSH passwords.
Learn about SSH public key login scanners and how they can be used to identify vulnerabilities.
Discover techniques for executing code as an SSH user, highlighting potential risks and mitigation strategies.
Summarizing the key takeaways from the guide and emphasizing the importance of SSH penetration testing.
This guide is written by Abhinav Sharma, founder and CEO of Global Offensive Security. Abhinav is a renowned cybersecurity expert with extensive experience in penetration testing and secure network communications. His expertise in SSH penetration testing has helped numerous organizations strengthen their security infrastructure.
Contributions to this guide are welcome! If you have any suggestions, improvements, or new topics to cover, feel free to open an issue or submit a pull request.
This guide is provided under the MIT License, granting you the freedom to use, modify, and distribute it.
We would like to express our gratitude to all contributors and researchers who have helped create this comprehensive guide.