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It's one of the many things designed to make lousy passwords become actually ok-ish. Specifically for ssh, I've also had my vps eating a surprising amount of c
by tbrownaw 5y ago
It's one of the many things designed to make lousy passwords become actually ok-ish.
Specifically for ssh, I've also had my vps eating a surprising amount of cpu just to verify and reject bad logins when some scanner or other spent a couple days on it before moving on.
- mordechai9000 5y agoYou can also just use a firewall rule to rate limit syn packets from a source. It won't affect legit traffic, and doesn't require running a userland process to watch the logs.