What is the difference between SSL and SSH?
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SSH, or Secure Shell, is similar to SSL in that they're both PKI based and both form encrypted communication tunnels. But whereas SSL is designed for the transmission of information, SSH is designed to execute commands. ... SSH uses port 22 and also requires client authentication.
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SSH vs SSL: The Difference
SSL is mostly used for establishing a secure connection between website and clients, while SSH is utilized to create secure remote connections on insecure networks. ... While SSH and SSL both rely on public key cryptography, SSL works on public key infrastructure.
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