Jane wishes to forward X-Windows traffic to a remote host as well as POP3 traffic. She is worried that adversaries might be monitoring the communication link and could inspect captured traffic. She would like to tunnel the information to the remote end but does not have VPN capabilities to do so. Which of the tool can she use to protect the link?

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Shelby

14 May, 03:25

Jane wishes to forward X-Windows traffic to a remote host as well as POP3 traffic. She is worried that adversaries might be monitoring the communication link and could inspect captured traffic. She would like to tunnel the information to the remote end but does not have VPN capabilities to do so. Which of the tool can she use to protect the link?

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Meredith Higgins · Answer 1

She can the following tool to protect the link:

Secure Socket Shell

Explanation:

Secure Socket Shell:

It is also known as secure shell and has short form SSH. A method that is used to secure the communication over the unprotected network. This network protocol was introduced in 1995 and its most common use include the managing of different systems as the network administrator can execute different commands remotely.

In our question, Jane can use Secure socket shell in order to communicate the information to the remote end without being monitored by the adversaries.