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There are quite a few arguments: * attacker can't do successfull bruteforce attemps at the same rate or at all * attacker can't reliable intercept (MITM) traf
by rdslw 10y ago
There are quite a few arguments:
* attacker can't do successfull bruteforce attemps at the same rate or at all
* attacker can't reliable intercept (MITM) traffic, as he does not what port is being used
* attacker can' launch sshd DoS attacks, as he does not know where does sshd listen at (at least he has to try 65000 x bigger space, this precludes a lot of time based attacks
- knorker 10y agoAre you talking about the "run sshd on a different port" or portknocking? I'm not sure how what you said is related to what I said.