Which of the following tools will you use to prevent from session hijacking? Each correct answer represents a complete solution. Choose all that apply.

OpenSSH encrypts the entire communication channel using strong cryptographic algorithms such as AES and ChaCha20, ensuring session tokens and data cannot be captured or replayed by an attacker performing a man-in-the-middle or sniffing attack.

Rlogin transmits all session data including credentials in cleartext over the network, making it trivially vulnerable to packet sniffing and session hijacking.

Telnet sends all data unencrypted over the network, exposing session tokens and credentials to any attacker with network access, which directly enables session hijacking.

SSL establishes an authenticated, encrypted tunnel between client and server, preventing attackers from reading session identifiers in transit or injecting spoofed packets into an active session.