You are working remotely and need to securely access a client's network to troubleshoot a server issue. The client insists on a method that ensures the data transmitted over the network is encrypted. Which remote access tool would best meet the client's requirements?
Secure Shell (SSH) is a protocol used to securely connect to a remote system over an unsecured network. It provides strong encryption, ensuring that the data transmitted between the client and server is protected. This makes it suitable for secure remote access scenarios. While other tools like RDP and VNC offer remote access, they do not natively provide encryption, making SSH the preferred choice for secure connections.
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