> but it's not enough to make you secure. That's not why you change the ssh port at all. You change the ssh port to filter out false positives, if someone is

> but it's not enough to make you secure. That's not why you change the ssh port at all. You change the ssh port to filter out false positives, if someone is attacking you on your weirdo ssh port, it's likely an actual attack that you need to pay attention to. You still need to do the rest of the security stuff.