I thought you had to explicitly tell ssh to connect on a different port than 22 with the -p option which would prevent you from connecting to a spoof sshd. I'v

I thought you had to explicitly tell ssh to connect on a different port than 22 with the -p option which would prevent you from connecting to a spoof sshd. I've only used it recently to get around McDonald's (apparent) throttling on port 22, moved sshd over to 443 and can saturate the wifi.