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Don’t put any machine in a public IP if you’re not going to fine grain it’s security. Take the time to do it right or keep it local.
by ianai 7y ago
Don’t put any machine in a public IP if you’re not going to fine grain it’s security. Take the time to do it right or keep it local.
- jshowa3 7y agoThe point is you shouldn't avoid implementing best practice security because it will "never be on the network". And quite frankly, deliberately shipping a product with gimped security, especially when it comes to OpenSSH, is kind of not very excusable and has nothing to do with "stability".