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SSL Certificate Encryption
SSL Certificate authentication is a digital verification using the SSL security protocol. In the same way that your driver's license proves your identity, or a credit card proves your integrity. A digital certificate uses a "key" for encrypting and decrypting messages. Like an electronic "signature", the certificate holder's "public key" establishes their credentials during ecommerce transactions, secure email transmissions to verify identity and security. Digital ssl certificates are posted so that authenticating parties can look up public keys for verification. 256 Bit SSL Digital Certificates are the most trusted and accepted forms of identity validation for ecommerce payment systems on the Web today.
SSH2
SSH Secure Shell 2 protocol, or SSH2 is a newer secure shell for connecting to a remote machine and executing commands on that remote machine safely. (the SSH2 protocol is a descendant of the SSH version 1 series of protocols). It was created to replace rlogin and rsh, by providing more secure, encrypted communication between two hosts over an insecure network. The SSH Cryptographic Module Used in this SSH Secure Shell was only recently standardized by the U.S. Government Standards Institution.
SSH2 servers offer many advantages, allowing the client to run programs, transfer files, and send TCP/IP data over the secure link. SSH Servers do support it.
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