Analyses of bunyavirus-infected cell extracts identified at least two virus-induced nonstructural polypeptides. With snowshoe hare (SSH), La Crosse (LAC), and six SSH-LAC reassortant viruses, it was shown that one of these nonstructural polypeptides (NSs, approximate molecular weight, 7.4 X 10(3)) is coded by the SSH small (S)-size viral RNA species. This nonstructural polypeptide was not detec...

An SSH honeypot can be used to study the activities of an attacker by logging the full SSH session. In this paper we present an interactive visualization system that can be used by network security experts to visually analyze large sets of SSH honeypot data. By using different visualizations and interaction techniques the expert can explore SSH sessions and quickly find related sessions which w...

The security threats to networked systems have increased. The demand for accessing hosts remotely in a secure manner is therefore also increasing. In order to meet this demand, many users and network administrators use the Secure Shell (SSH) service. However, the SSH system may be configured with insecure defaults. A proxy in-between an SSH server and its clients is one possible way to enforce ...

Although some flaws have been found out in the SSH, the Secure Shell, there is not so much discussion about its architecture or design safety. Therefore, in this paper, considering the SSH’s architecture, e.g. the key exchange protocol, the user authentication protocols and its total design of the SSH, we not only discuss the SSH’s architectural safety but show some critical flaws for SSH users...

Executive Summary This paper deals with security issues surrounding the use of Secure Shell (SSH). SSH is a replacement for telnet, rlogin, ftp, rsh, rcp, rdist, and other r*-based programs. It offers a secure communication channel between computers on an insecure network. Authenticity, confidentiality, and integrity are provided. Despite these features, SSH has several weaknesses that render i...

BACKGROUND A screening spiritual history (SSH) is how health professionals (HP) identify patients' spiritual values, beliefs and preferences (VBPs) in the outpatient setting. We report on attitudes and practices of HPs in the largest Protestant health system in the U.S., the Adventist Health System (AHS). METHOD Physicians or mid-level practitioners (N = 1082) in AHS-affiliated practices were...

[1] A merged TOPEX/POSEIDON and ERS-1/2 altimeter data set is used to estimate nonseasonal variations of sea surface height (SSH) in the Japan/East Sea (JES) from October 1992 through February 2002. The altimeter data have a good correlation (0.95) with tide gauge data in the western JES. The nonseasonal variability of the SSH is higher in the southern warm region than in the northern cold regi...

In order to design a human resource management system, the Secure SHell, SSH, fuzzy framework is used in this paper for efficiency and high reliability. SSH fuzzy mathematics method plays a positive role in building the enterprise human resources management system. By evaluating production quota of an enterprise, we can make a scientific comparison in human resources management level between di...

Animal development requires that positional information act on the genome to control cell fate and cell shape. The primary determinant of animal cell shape is the cytoskeleton and thus the mechanisms by which extracellular signals influence the cytoskeleton are crucial for morphogenesis. In the developing Drosophila compound eye, localized polymerization of actin functions to constrict the apic...

Changes in the sea surface heights (SSH) and geostrophic transports in the NE Pacific are examined during the 1997–1998 El Niño using altimeter data, sea level pressure (SLP) fields, proxy winds and satellite sea surface temperature (SST). Most of the signal occurs along the boundaries of the basin from Panama to the Alaska Peninsula. Changes in the SSH and alongshore transports along the bound...