WinRM & Secure Shell

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What is WinRM Microsoft's implementation of?

the WS-Management protocol

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What does WinRM allow systems to exchange and access across a network?

management information

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What type of program is WinRM?

a Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) based program

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What connections does WinRM rely on to communicate between systems?

HTTP/HTTPS connections

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What can the administrator use the WinRM console to do remotely?

execute management commands on the system

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What do all current versions of Windows already include?

the WinRM application

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What is one use of WinRM for log collection and analysis?

forward logs to a remote system

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What security concern exists with the use of WinRM?

remote attackers can execute their own commands against the network device

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Why are concerns about clear text traffic when using HTTP unfounded with WinRM?

WinRM utilizes Kerberos to encrypt the traffic before passing it through the HTTP connection

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What encrypts WinRM traffic before it passes through the HTTP connection?

Kerberos

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What does SSH stand for?
Secure Shell
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What does Secure shell connect to rather than a desktop window manager?
a command interpreter
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What TCP port does SSH use by default?
TCP port 22
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What does SSH use to protect each session?
encryption
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What identifies each SSH server's public/private encryption key pair?
a host key fingerprint
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What do clients use the host key fingerprint to verify?
that they are attempting to connect to a trusted server
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What risk does verifying the host key fingerprint mitigate?
on-path attacks
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How can a mapping of host names to SSH server keys be kept?
manually by each SSH client or with enterprise software products designed for SSH key management
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What is the server's host key pair used to set up?
an encrypted channel
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What can the client submit securely through the encrypted channel?
authentication credentials
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What are two commonly implemented SSH client authentication methods?
password authentication and public key authentication
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In password authentication, what does the client submit?
a username and password
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In public key authentication, what must the client use to decrypt the challenge and complete authentication?
the matching private key it holds
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What is a critical security task for SSH public keys?
monitoring for and removing compromised client public keys
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What have many recent attacks on web servers exploited?
poor SSH key management