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The the only reason I change my ssh port is to reduce log file noise. Not as a security mechanism. Oddly enough, I have also run across networks where outbound
by stock_toaster 14y ago
The the only reason I change my ssh port is to reduce log file noise. Not as a security mechanism.
Oddly enough, I have also run across networks where outbound port 22 was blocked. Handy for that too.
- 16s 14y agoMe too. I've used a different ssh port for eight years. Not a single log entry from ssh brute forcing idiots during this time.