Principles of Cybersecurity: Project (SSH on a Raspberry Pi)

Abstract

This academic project (consisting of both paper and presentation) demonstrates the creation of an encrypted Raspberry Pi (rPi) SFTP server. Software implementation is performed in PyQt.

(Code is unavailable for this project)

Author(s)

Wyatt "Miller" Miller
Soeren Orlowski
Alex Tarasov

 

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