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We have take the approach that the only ports visible to internet traffic are un-authenticated ones... everything else must traverse ipsec or wireguard. This gi
by exabrial 4y ago
We have take the approach that the only ports visible to internet traffic are un-authenticated ones... everything else must traverse ipsec or wireguard. This gives us completely silent ssh ports.
We found strongswan examples pretty useful... it's basically pick your config and copy/paste. Wireguard only has 'one way' to set it up which is a whole 'nother level of simplicity.
This has completely silenced our firewall and ssh logs. Nobody is out blasting ipsec or wireguard connection probes around the internet (for now).
- rsync 4y agoAlternatively, you can hide your ssh port behind port knocking… which I find to be simple and elegant - and requires almost no configuration or tooling.