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What's even better is setting up an access sequence to allow you to connect to SSH. In the past, our experiment had a server that was hit particularly hard wit
by juiceandjuice 16y ago
What's even better is setting up an access sequence to allow you to connect to SSH.
In the past, our experiment had a server that was hit particularly hard with SSH attempts for some reason. So, you had to visit a page on port 8080, which would temporarily add your IP to an allow list, in which case you could then attempt to access ssh on port 22.
It works exceptionally good because port scanners usually start low :)
- getsat 16y agoYou've reinvented port knocking. Use SPA instead: http://www.google.com/search?q=single+packet+authorization http://www.google.com/search?q=single+packet+authorization
- juiceandjuice 16y agoyeah I couldn't remember what it was called. The reason we had it as a web page was because it was easier for the windows/putty crowd.