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> you’re doing SSH wrong I understand the theoretical superiority to keys, but do we have some data per practically how many times key security actually failed
by charles_f 5y ago
> you’re doing SSH wrong
I understand the theoretical superiority to keys, but do we have some data per practically how many times key security actually failed someone?
- haarts 5y agoI would very much like to read about that too. Setting some sane security parameters for your SSH setup looks like a less jarring/drastic approach into securing SSH further[1]: - Use keys. - Allowing only strong cyphers. - Remove weak primes. [1]: https://disknotifier.com/blog/simple-ssh-security/ https://disknotifier.com/blog/simple-ssh-security/