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SSH Hijacking

SSH hijacking is when someone unauthorized takes control of another person’s SSH session. SSH stands for Secure Shell and it’s a way to connect to a computer remotely. This can be used to access and control another person’s computer if they have not secured their SSH session properly. The hijacker can then steal information, install malware, or use the resources of the hijacked computer for their own purposes. It’s important to always use strong passwords and secure your SSH sessions to prevent unauthorized access.