alt Hacker NewsYou get a box and someone is sitting on its IP address (in the middle), proxying to the real one, so everything is getting logged. Other comments say that this mitm stops working when you use public key authentication.
You get a box and someone is sitting on its IP address (in the middle), proxying to the real one, so everything is getting logged. Other comments say that this mitm stops working when you use public key authentication.
> Other comments say that this mitm stops working when you use public key authentication.
It doesn't completely stop working; a MITM can still pretend to be the server, it just can't authenticate to the real server on your behalf. You could be doing all your work in a fake server controlled by the attacker, while the real server sits there untouched.