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If you filter IPs for sensitive services like ssh (and isn't that fairly standard practice) then I wouldn't expect there to be a real difference in risk level.
by trotsky 16y ago
If you filter IPs for sensitive services like ssh (and isn't that fairly standard practice) then I wouldn't expect there to be a real difference in risk level.
- code_duck 16y agoNo doubt, IP filtering is the most secure plan. It's not feasible for many use cases however. For instance, I have our servers only accessible to my work IP. However, that means I need to connect to them through there when I am not at work - coffee shops, hotels, my phone's dynamic IP - so my work server needs to be accessible to anywhere.