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I’ve had this argument so many times over the years, and usually the response comes down to security by obscurity because people won’t know the non-root usernam
by klysm 2y ago
I’ve had this argument so many times over the years, and usually the response comes down to security by obscurity because people won’t know the non-root username
- Wilder7977 2y agoThat I guess is relevant in the context of brute-force login, which given you only use key with, is not really something I would stress over. However, depending on what that user does, there might be vulnerable services running with its privileges, or there might be supply-chain vectors for tools that user runs.