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If you have a Pi (or several) on a private network, say, behind a NAT router, there should be no problem either way. I guess a sufficient number of people have
by krylon 10y ago
If you have a Pi (or several) on a private network, say, behind a NAT router, there should be no problem either way.
I guess a sufficient number of people have put Pis on the Internet, or the recent wave of IoT-DDOS attacks has spooked the Raspberry people sufficiently to make this change.
- alexellisuk 10y agoIt feels like a pre-emptive precaution.. I'm sure most people running a Pi at home have no way for their SSHD port to be exposed and if they do set up NAT port forwarding they should look into how to make that more secure.