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I’m writing a simple control panel. It’s going to be hosted on a single server, which communicates with other servers to do whatever it needs to. I need suggestions on how to do this securely, both from an authentication and an encryption standpoint. The only thing I’ve come up with so far is to use RSA keys to encrypt data on the master server and decrypt it on the slave, which would accomplish what I need but something seems flawed about it.
Use SSH.
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