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That’s not really a security disaster unless you consider all of SSH a security disaster. If you are concerned about Ansible SSH’ing in (which means you are co
by apple4ever 7y ago
That’s not really a security disaster unless you consider all of SSH a security disaster.
If you are concerned about Ansible SSH’ing in (which means you are concerned about any person SSH’ing in), you just do the standard SSH hardening.
- eeZah7Ux 7y ago...and yet SSHing on a production system to make configuration changes is prohibited in many large companies including some FAANGs. Because you (or some intern hired a week ago) are 1 typo away from making a disaster. For the record, security includes availability and this is an availability risk.