Maverick.NET

Maverick.NET brings to the Microsoft.NET platform the performance and flexibility of our renowned Java-based SSH API. Introduce enterprise-class security features to your .NET framework applications with Maverick.NET.

J2SSH Maverick has been the leading solution for SSH connectivity on the Javatm platform for several years now. With the release of this product, Microsoft .NET developers may also now start building secure applications that harness the powerful yet lightweight Maverick architecture.

Maverick.NET has been built with strong emphasis placed upon high performance and low distribution size and this means that Maverick.NET is just as suitable for the development of large scale enterprise Web applications as it is to conventionally-distributed software.

Alternative SSH solutions on the Microsoft.NET platform are seemingly developed with a 'one-size-fits-all' mentality. Full control over the many powerful functions of the SSH protocol is sacrificed with only the mass-market features included.

These solutions are unsuitable for enterprise-class development projects and typically provide no source code option, making independent source code audit impossible.

Maverick.NET provides the developer with the ability to take full control over their secure connections, providing much more than just a regular SSH component, but rather a full SSH 'toolkit'. Support for SSH1, SSH2, port forwarding and alternative authentication methods is included and all aspects of your secure connection are fully configurable.

Here are some key features of "Maverick.NET":

￭ 100% fully managed component written in C# with no external dependencies ￭ Supports 1.0, 1.1 and 2.0 versions of the .NET Framework ￭ Full support for both SSH1 and SSH2 protocols ￭ Compatible with all SSH servers including SSH Communications Inc, OpenSSH, F-Secure and many others ￭ SFTP & SCP clients included ￭ Full MSDN-style API documentation ￭ Example code included in both VB.NET and C# languages ￭ Maximum 256-bit encryption using FIPS-197 AES cipher ￭ Password authentication ￭ Public key, keyboard-interactive authentication ￭ Port forwarding ￭ 3DES, Blowfish, AES, Serpent, Twofish and CAST ciphers ￭ diffie-hellman-group1-sha1 key exchange ￭ ssh-dss, ssh-rsa public keys ￭ SHA1, MD5 message authentication ￭ Interactive sessions ￭ Single threaded/threaded buffer modes ￭ State change events for client and channels ￭ Data listening events for asynchronous channel operation ￭ File transfer events for SFTP/SCP progress indicators ￭ Reading of PuTTY and SSH.com private keys ￭ X Forwarding