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> This is just FUD. No, it's just opsec. > Sure, scanners will keep pinging it, but nobody is ever going to burn an ssh 0day on your home server. I wouldn't
by bayindirh 11mo ago
> This is just FUD.
No, it's just opsec.
> Sure, scanners will keep pinging it, but nobody is ever going to burn an ssh 0day on your home server.
I wouldn't be so sure about it, considering the things I have seen.
I'd better be safe than sorry. You can expose your SSH if you prefer to do so. Just don't connect your server to my network.
- 63stack 11mo ago"opsec" includes well defined things like threat modeling, risk factors, and such. "Things I have seen" and vague "better safe than sorry" is not part of that.
- bayindirh 11mo agoThere are two golden rules of opsec: 1. Never tell everything you know and seen. 2. For what I do, you can refer to my profile.