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I like to use a limit rule (ufw limit 22/tcp) for SSH, to discourage brute force attacks. If nothing else, it will help reduce the noise in the log files. This
by mordechai9000 11y ago
I like to use a limit rule (ufw limit 22/tcp) for SSH, to discourage brute force attacks. If nothing else, it will help reduce the noise in the log files.
This isn't a replacement for basic precautions such as disabling root login and not allowing password authentication, of course.
- zwetan 11y agoI prefer to not limit SSH but use fail2ban instead to remove the noise.