BloF:
Heya. Here's some info I've collected over the years
regarding securing VNC connections:
http://faq.gotomyvnc.com/fom-serve/cache/28.html
As you'll see in there, the most popular application
used to securify any "plaintext" TCP/IP application (eg, VNC,
X Windows, etc.) is SSH.
Lastly, in general, no, you won't need to "change" the
VNC server to get a secure tunnel working. You will, of course,
need to install a new piece of software onto the server PC (I
hope that doesn't count as "changing" the server).
Good luck!
-Scott
> Hello,
> I Want to secure the VNC connection.
> I read about SSL, digital signature, certificates,
> public and private keys, mac.. and more
>
> Now I have 2 questions.
>
> 1)Why when I searched for security in VNC results show
> mostly SSH, and what is the difference?
>
> 2)Is it possible to secure the data transferred
> between the server and the client without changing the
> server?
>
> Thanks, BloF
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