Windows 10 and SSH
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So one of my staff here is doing vulnerability scanning, and he was a little bit surprised to see that nmap was returning hits from Windows 10 machines (running anniversary edition) on port 22. The text returned was "Microsoft Windows IoT sshd 1.1.00 (protocol 2.0)". When he attempted to ssh from Linux to Windows he was able to login with domain admin credentials.
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Update:
It looks like it turns on when you enable developer mode.
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@Kelly said in Windows 10 and SSH:
Update:
It looks like it turns on when you enable developer mode.
Very cool, Microsoft has had their own SSH server available for a while now. Nice to see it getting integrated.
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Was the firewall opened by default when you enable dev mode?
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@Dashrender said in Windows 10 and SSH:
Was the firewall opened by default when you enable dev mode?
Yup. We're working on dealing with that one since many of our devs run Windows VMs and they're not domain joined.
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When you SSH in, does it put you in a powershell console?
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@Mike-Davis said in Windows 10 and SSH:
When you SSH in, does it put you in a powershell console?
I don't think so. That's what people have been wanting.
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@Mike-Davis said in Windows 10 and SSH:
When you SSH in, does it put you in a powershell console?
That would be awesome! That would probably be the best feature of Windows 10 and Server 2016.
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Googled it. powershell support is on the list, but not there yet.
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@Mike-Davis said in Windows 10 and SSH:
Googled it. powershell support is on the list, but not there yet.
Yeah. Been on that list for a while. But there is real progress.
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@coliver said in Windows 10 and SSH:
@Mike-Davis said in Windows 10 and SSH:
When you SSH in, does it put you in a powershell console?
That would be awesome! That would probably be the best feature of Windows 10 and Server 2016.
Yeah. They've been saying that for forever.
