SECURITY

EazySupport.net uses the SSH2 protocol for communication between the supporter and the client. The client must always accept to be remote supported, which means it is not possible to take over another computer without accept.

What Is SSH?
The SSH Secure Shell 2 protocol, or SSH2, specifies how a client can connect securely to an SSH server, and then use the resulting secure link to access the servers resources. Among other things, the client can run programs; transfer files; and forward other TCP/IP connections over the secure link.

The SSH2 protocol is a descendant of the SSH v1.x series of protocols. SSH version 2 is in the final stages of standardization at IETF, and more than 50% of the worlds SSH servers already support it.

How Secure Is SSH2?
The SSH2 protocol provides the services of server authentication; encryption; data integrity verification; and client authentication. Server authentication is performed using the DSA or the RSA public key algorithm. For encryption and data integrity verification, a number of algorithms are provided which every SSH2 product can implement in a modular fashion. Client authentication can be performed using a password, a public key algorithm such as DSA or RSA, as well as a variety of other methods.

The SSH2 protocol specification is publicly available and has been reviewed by several independent implementors. When properly implemented and used, the protocol is believed to be secure against all known cryptographic attacks, passive as well as active.

Payment
Payment by credit card is done by a secure connection and approved bank. The amount is drawn from the customer credit card account, when the customer has approved the price and the payment.