> ftp://ftp.inner.net/pub/opie/), which uses one-time passwords for
> logins through FTP and Telnet daemons (and su). All FTP/Telnet
> traffic is transmitted unencrypted (hence the need for the modified
> su), and standard clients can be used. All you need is a secure path
> (or at least, more secure than amateur radio) to transmit the
How about an EXTREEMLY secure solution. A secure path (perhaps the 'net,
using PGP) is used to transmit a 100KB compressed file full of lets say
200,000 keys.
When the client logs into the system, the next key is asked for, and if
given correctly, access will be allowed. That key is then deleted from the
file, and the next is used on the next login.
Cumbersome, but secure.
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