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True unless the server is not on the public internet. In that case, pulling the plug if port 22 is accessed would be a reasonably defensible idea (you are being
by alextgordon 11y ago
True unless the server is not on the public internet. In that case, pulling the plug if port 22 is accessed would be a reasonably defensible idea (you are being attacked for sure, and it's hard to attack a machine that is off) ...albeit paranoid in the extreme.
- sarciszewski 11y agoOkay well, a probably more realistic solution would be "peek at the host keys from the hypervisor" anyway. :)