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### Being anonymous: <br/> ### Being anonymous: <br/>
Your adversaries do not know your real identity, but they might know what you do.<br/> Your adversaries do not know your real identity, but they might know what you do.<br/>
# Trust: the Ultimate Exploit of them All.
When you connect to ssh.chat (or any other public server), you are trusting that the server is not malicious. A malicious server can easily compromise you (see below) and can easily gather a lot of data about you. If you are not comfortable with the assumption that what you say, who you connect with, what operating system/client you are using and what IP address you use to connect may be published by the server admins: You should host your own server and use that.
# The SSH Protocol and Anonymity # The SSH Protocol and Anonymity
SSH is not designed to preserve user privacy and anonymity by default. Below are some features and behavior that could uniquely identify you while connecting to an ssh-chat server or when you are using ssh in general:<br/> SSH is not designed to preserve user privacy and anonymity by default. Below are some features and behavior that could uniquely identify you while connecting to an ssh-chat server or when you are using ssh in general:<br/>