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LeBit • yesterday at 10:30 PM • 3 replies • view on HN

Doing ssh through port 80 or 53 or 443 is immediately flagged.

I understand port 443 is always opened but nowadays you can’t just run ssh traffic on 443 without it being detected as not being https


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lmm • today at 9:28 AM

A lot of networks still just do dumb port blocking. Yes, any network that is making a serious effort to prevent ssh will succeed. But a lot aren't.

octoberfranklin • yesterday at 10:31 PM

Flagged by who? The Internet Police? This comment is absurd.

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megous • yesterday at 11:52 PM

Naive. There's not much that prevents you from running ssh over https. Not even traffic patterns will give you up in the age of ubiquitous websockets and/or http2 streams.

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