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I noticed a weird icon when I logged on from a new computer:
Here's the icon enlarged:
Older version of PuTTY doesn't do that.
Does PuTTY detect login queries and mark them like this? Or does SSH mark the queries with special character which putty renders like this?
linux ssh putty
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I noticed a weird icon when I logged on from a new computer:
Here's the icon enlarged:
Older version of PuTTY doesn't do that.
Does PuTTY detect login queries and mark them like this? Or does SSH mark the queries with special character which putty renders like this?
linux ssh putty
edited yesterday
Martin Prikryl
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I noticed a weird icon when I logged on from a new computer:
Here's the icon enlarged:
Older version of PuTTY doesn't do that.
Does PuTTY detect login queries and mark them like this? Or does SSH mark the queries with special character which putty renders like this?
linux ssh putty
edited yesterday
Martin Prikryl
11.4k43381
asked 2 days ago
Tomáš ZatoTomáš Zato
1,32873257
I noticed a weird icon when I logged on from a new computer:
Here's the icon enlarged:
Older version of PuTTY doesn't do that.
Does PuTTY detect login queries and mark them like this? Or does SSH mark the queries with special character which putty renders like this?
linux ssh putty
linux ssh putty
edited yesterday
Martin Prikryl
11.4k43381
asked 2 days ago
Tomáš ZatoTomáš Zato
1,32873257
edited yesterday
Martin Prikryl
11.4k43381
asked 2 days ago
Tomáš ZatoTomáš Zato
1,32873257
edited yesterday
Martin Prikryl
11.4k43381
edited yesterday
Martin Prikryl
11.4k43381
edited yesterday
Martin Prikryl
11.4k43381
11.4k43381
asked 2 days ago
Tomáš ZatoTomáš Zato
1,32873257
asked 2 days ago
Tomáš ZatoTomáš Zato
1,32873257
asked 2 days ago
Tomáš ZatoTomáš Zato
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1,32873257
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Does PuTTY detect login queries and mark them like this?
It doesn't need to detect anything; PuTTY itself generates these particular queries. As of version 0.71, it will show an indicator that marks locally generated lines to avoid confusion with text sent by the (possibly malicious) server.
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Does PuTTY detect login queries and mark them like this?
It doesn't need to detect anything; PuTTY itself generates these particular queries. As of version 0.71, it will show an indicator that marks locally generated lines to avoid confusion with text sent by the (possibly malicious) server.
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Does PuTTY detect login queries and mark them like this?
It doesn't need to detect anything; PuTTY itself generates these particular queries. As of version 0.71, it will show an indicator that marks locally generated lines to avoid confusion with text sent by the (possibly malicious) server.
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Does PuTTY detect login queries and mark them like this?
It doesn't need to detect anything; PuTTY itself generates these particular queries. As of version 0.71, it will show an indicator that marks locally generated lines to avoid confusion with text sent by the (possibly malicious) server.
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Martin Prikryl
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Does PuTTY detect login queries and mark them like this?
It doesn't need to detect anything; PuTTY itself generates these particular queries. As of version 0.71, it will show an indicator that marks locally generated lines to avoid confusion with text sent by the (possibly malicious) server.
edited yesterday
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