For those of you suggesting binding sshd to the port used by MSN, that won't work - Verizon JetConnect does NOT give you direct access to the Internet; they run very limited proxy servers which will relay your messages between the plane and the Internet. According to their web page, they support AIM, MSN Messenger, Yahoo IM, ICQ, and a webmail interface to e-mail accounts (via pop3, OWA, AOL, Yahoo and Hotmail). Again, they don't just route or forward those ports, they run a proxy server which only works with those protocols. What billatq wants to do is essentially tunnel an IP session on top of an IM protocol. It's been done through HTTP and DNS before... 
for $a(-2,12){for $b(0..7){$c=0;$_?hex substr(
ef7fa1866706caeff02289402844,2*$_+$a,2)&2**(7-$b):0
and $c+=2**(7-$_)for(0..7);print chr $c;}}

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In reply to Re: ssh proxy via msn messenger by phroggy
in thread ssh proxy via msn messenger by billatq

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