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This is useful to protect sshd from random scans, but to still allow you access from anywhere when you need that access: http://www.pkts.ca/ssh-faker.shtml htt
by pwg 14y ago
This is useful to protect sshd from random scans, but to still allow you access from anywhere when you need that access:
http://www.pkts.ca/ssh-faker.shtml http://www.pkts.ca/ssh-faker.shtml
- julian37 14y agoDo yourself a favor and use public key authentication rather than passwords. It's both more secure and (together with ssh-agent) more convenient. Unless you're logging in from other people's machines a lot that is (where you would need to access your private key from a USB stick) but that's obviously not a good idea anyway.
- pwg 14y agoAlready do. But further protecting sshd is beneficial even when using public key auth to login.