balian0 : The entire conversation between the telnet client and server is clear text. So any sniffer or box in between can read the packets that go through (also username and password). Like K-line said, he has important stuff on his machines, so using telnet is not the solution. SSH is where the entire conversation between client and server is encrypted, so if someone was to sniff the packets, they would only get garbage on their screens. Thats why there is such a thing as SSH.
Cheers.
Evidence: You really have no idea what your talking about, do you ??? (After reading your post in the tutorials section, it amazing what stuff you come up with.)
