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I'm actually shocked that you're the first one to mention it. Only use public key logins and if you're not targeted and if it's practical in your workflow chang
by zinekeller 5y ago
I'm actually shocked that you're the first one to mention it. Only use public key logins and if you're not targeted and if it's practical in your workflow change the port (definitely not for security, only so that sshd won't eat as much CPU time from bruteforce attempts).
- cube00 5y agoJust make sure you don't use a port any higher then 1024 or else a non root process can start up and take its place if the real one crashes.
- arc-in-space 5y agoOh, good to know, I will ignore this advice and excitedly await for this to happen to me