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Yes, that's risky indeed unless you know what you're doing. How do you do it?
by sumitsrivastava 8y ago
Yes, that's risky indeed unless you know what you're doing.
How do you do it?
- mises 8y agoI close down everything on the home gateway box but one publickey from one ip (hardened cloud server) with secure ciphers and protocol 2 only. Non-standard port. Cloud server acts as a jump box, only allowing login from lan ips (requiring vpn first). This is, in no small part, because of the awful quality of most isp-issued router/firewall combos.