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Running SSH on a non-standard port gets rid of the brute force login attempts, too.
by Tepix 6y ago
Running SSH on a non-standard port gets rid of the brute force login attempts, too.
- zootboy 6y agoIn my experience, a non-standard port reduces the number of brute force attempts, but it doesn't eliminate them. I just do a simple rate limit on syn packets to the port and use SSH keys for auth, and that feels like plenty of security.