remove ssh-agent completely from ubuntu

[mack_guy911]

how to remove or disable SSH-agent completely i dont use ssh at all so how to do this thanks in advance

also what are other remote-login options are installed in ubuntu default i want to disable/remove all other as well.

[chronomatic]

All that's installed by default is the SSH client (not the server). Thus there is no security issue here.

But if you really want to remove it:

sudo apt-get purge openssh-client

[mack_guy911]

very strange it install ssh-imported ....etc now i removed them completely from sypnatic manager.

here list smb remote desktop......etc





thanks very much

2 days ago i have strange chrome look like compiz problem same happen in firefox i guess both browser cant be hacked they show broken screen/green ping color on right click like what happen on compiz error

i clean all temp form bleachbit i was not using apparmor for chrome that time now i set if from you guys help



so i was worried if my system hacked or what so far its look clean i used rkhunter chkrootkit unhide.......also ssh no process showing ........last i need to check logs i am checking also i tried who command to see users login no one expect my user

and log dont show any wierd file i didnt see any wierd process running process so anything else


thanks again chronomatic for help

[chronomatic]

In my previpous post I said:

sudo apt-cache purge openssh-client.

That should have been:

sudo apt-get purge openssh-client

Sorry for any confusion!! It was late when I wrote it and I was half asleep!

[mack_guy911]

yes no worry i got it i used

sudo apt-get purge openssh-client

instead of

sudo apt-cache purge openssh-client.

but it install ssh -imported id and ssh-krb5 so i removed them form sypnatic anyways problem solved now thanks again very much also your chrome tutorial for app armor is very very usefull thanks for it as well )

[ComputerSaysNo]

Originally Posted by chronomatic

In my previpous post I said:

sudo apt-cache purge openssh-client.

That should have been:

sudo apt-get purge openssh-client

Sorry for any confusion!! It was late when I wrote it and I was half asleep!

Thanks for this. Very useful.

[Ocky]

Additionally you can of course deny ssh service (port 22) with Gufw.

[chronomatic]

Originally Posted by Ocky

Additionally you can of course deny ssh service (port 22) with Gufw.

Really no need since Ubuntu does not install the ssh-server by default. All it has is the client. The server is what listens (if installed).

[mack_guy911]

thanks again

http://www.wilderssecurity.com/showt...=320017&page=8

yes also i tried your enabling sandbox of chrome (Seccomp-legacy sandbox) its very useful and easy you give it step by step instructions thanks again man links are very useful

http://rookcifer.blogspot.in/2012/09...untu-1204.html

@chronomatic


thanks ocky i disable it from ufw as well

i type

sudo ufw deny 22

or it should be

sudo ufw deny ssh

i guess both are same

Originally Posted by mack_guy911

how to remove or disable SSH-agent completely i dont use ssh at all so how to do this thanks in advance

also what are other remote-login options are installed in ubuntu default i want to disable/remove all other as well.

There are no daemons (aka servers) running by default as others said. The default installation includes remote desktop and ssh clients. If you don't want the remote desktop client running that can easily be uninstalled as well. Use synaptic package manager, the software center, or command line.

[ComputerSaysNo]

Originally Posted by BrandiCandi

There are no daemons (aka servers) running by default as others said. The default installation includes remote desktop and ssh clients. If you don't want the remote desktop client running that can easily be uninstalled as well. Use synaptic package manager, the software center, or command line.

In terminal how do you remove remote desktop?

[Ocky]

Originally Posted by ComputerSaysNo

In terminal how do you remove remote desktop?

If you have dconf tools pkg. installed you can launch the dconf editor and tick the approriate box or on command line...I think..
dconf write /desktop/gnome/remote-access/enabled false

Have never had remote desktop configured so am not really sure.

[mack_guy911]

remote access is disable by default the package name is Remmina

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Remmina

please see my screenshot above you see 3 packages i use sypnatic package manager its

easy to use just search remote desktop you see all 3 also you can search them one by one from screenshot names

I'm in windows right now so I can't check, but the remote desktop package is called rdesktop. If you want to find it in terminal type

dpkg -l | rdesktop*

That will give you all the associated parts.

[ComputerSaysNo]

I removed it via software center so all good!