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You assume that the attack was limited to their web stack. For all we know it could be the systems that handle the git-over-ssh connections. I may not be too v
by TheSwordsman 13y ago
You assume that the attack was limited to their web stack. For all we know it could be the systems that handle the git-over-ssh connections.
I may not be too versed in CloudFlare, but I didn't think they would be able to protect a service like SSH.
- lrem 13y agoGetting things through https definitely did not work for some time. I thought I broke my vundle.
- druiid 13y agoIndeed you would not be able to. CloudFlare only does HTTP/HTTPS right now. Technically since Nginx can also support SMTP they should be able to do that as well but it's not implemented currently. Basically if you want to protect SSH it would have to be a provider that does layer-level protection like Prolexic.
- tedunangst 13y agoWell, cloud flare can certainly forward (or not forward, in the case of bad) ssh traffic. But they would need to dedicate an IP to your account, or provide you with a port number to use.