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I am writing a tool that connects using SSH to a remote server and perform some actions (through root) However - I would like to hide my operations so they ...
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    Hide my shell commands

    I am writing a tool that connects using SSH to a remote server and perform some actions (through root)
    However - I would like to hide my operations so they will be hard to track.

    I tried STRACE on the SSHD process and saw all the traffic going there so I am quite transparent to STRACE

    • I thought I might send my commands with ASCII code it would be hard to understand... but I don't know how to do it. even a simple LS command.
    • Do you know how can I hide it in another way ?



    thanks

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    Probably missunderstanding but SSH may be encrypted obviously. Think it's encripted by default or use ssh -blowfish or something of the sort.
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    In order to answer your question properly, we're going to need some more information.

    Specifically, what are you trying to hide and from whom? Once we know who the attackers are, we may be able to assist with a suitable countermeasure.

    Chris...
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