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|    Stephen Hoffman to gcalliet    |
|    Re: security for the old man    |
|    12 Feb 26 15:21:17    |
      From: seaohveh@hoffmanlabs.invalid              On 2026-02-12 17:34:19 +0000, gcalliet said:              > I am not at all a good programmer for internet. I was specialized on       > internal programmation, and I don't know why, I have always ignored       > everything about the network.              These days, data security, encryption, debugging, telemetry, and       networking are at the core of most every major app, and the rest of the       app is built around that. Retrofitting is — as you are well aware — a       far larger project.              > Have you some tracks for me doing this home-grown terminal server with       > Raspery Pi. I do like the idea, and getting the hardware is simple. But       > except for the term proxy, of wich I have some idea - but it is worth       > only for web access - I'm very far from just the beginning of the       > operation.              This would be the bastion host I'd mentioned. It can be running tmux or       minicom or whatever other apps are minimally necessary. The connection       to the interior might be a network, or might be a serial connection.              https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bastion_host              > Some questions from an ignorant: how transfering a ssh (external)       > session to a telnet or serial (VMS) session? how the ssh session on the       > Pi knows about the login/password on VMS?              VPN or ssh to the bastion host, then telnet or DECnet SET HOST or SET       HOST /DTE or xmodem or cu or whatever from there into the interior.              > On all that I think you have much more intuition than me, and perhaps       > some way to get documentation or even contacts.              There are businesses that provide security services for SCADA       environments, as well as digital forensics and incident response and       related.              I've been doing training on OpenVMS and related custom topics, such as       covering how an experienced C programmer can program C on OpenVMS, or       networking- or security-related topics.                     --       Pure Personal Opinion | HoffmanLabs LLC              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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