By 3monkeys
via security.linux.com
Published: Sep 12 2006 / 20:18
To facilitate encrypting your Wi-Fi traffic, first set up dynamic DNS service so you can locate your server when you're away from home. You then port-forward SSH connections through your router to an SSH server, configuring the server to accept only key-authenticated connections. You can then tunnel your email and Web traffic from a remote client through an encrypted SSH tunnel into your home network, and then on to the Internet.
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