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> The XSS attack is just an example of a vulnerability that wouldn't be addressed by hardening SSH. There are plenty of other vulnerabilities that wouldn't be a
by laumars 10y ago
> The XSS attack is just an example of a vulnerability that wouldn't be addressed by hardening SSH. There are plenty of other vulnerabilities that wouldn't be addressed by hardening SSH.
Well durr! We could be here all night listing things that SSH hardening wouldn't secure against. I never suggested it was a silver bullet to fix all security needs (which seems to be the faux argument you're accusing me off).
I'm loving all the personal attacks too. You cannot compete on an intellectual level so you make baseless accusations about my professional capabilities instead. God bless Internet message boards....
- devishard 10y ago> Well durr! We could be here all night listing things that SSH hardening wouldn't secure against. I never suggested it was a silver bullet to fix all security needs (which seems to be the faux argument you're accusing me off). That's not what I accused you of--people can read our previous discussion and see both what I actually accused you of saying, and also that you said what I accused you of saying. > You cannot compete on an intellectual level so you make baseless accusations about my professional capabilities instead. I did call your course of action a mistake, but that's not an attack on your professional capabilities. Everyone makes mistakes. I'm sure you're reasonably skilled at your job. I think you'd enjoy this conversation a lot more if you didn't take my disagreement with your strategy as a personal attack. But if that's what you want to do I can't stop you.