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not require any patent-encumbered encryption algorithms, unlike SSH1, which depends on RSA, and SSH2, which is not free (of course, these days, this is not so true thanks to OpenSSH, but it's good to have alternatives!). PR: 18879 Submitted by: Eric Schwertfeger <eric@cybernut.com>
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A secure (encrypted) remote shell compatible with ssh 2.0
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