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Absolutely not, as I said in the article, I went out of the "wise" way and manually enabled: 1) Password authentication 2) Root authentication 3) Changed root
by gighi 12y ago
Absolutely not, as I said in the article, I went out of the "wise" way and manually enabled:
1) Password authentication
2) Root authentication
3) Changed root password to "password"
All the providers offer fairly safe defaults, either using very random passwords or just enabling SSH keys.
- fragmede 12y agoI covered that with 'guessable root password' It is good to know that all providers have safe defaults, I only have experience with AWS in that regard.