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Always run SSH on a privileged port. An attacker could potentially run a rogue SSH instance on a non-privileged port and capture logins for other accounts. If
by kawsper 12y ago
Always run SSH on a privileged port. An attacker could potentially run a rogue SSH instance on a non-privileged port and capture logins for other accounts.
If you run it on a privileged port (1024, or lower), it means that it can be trusted to root-level.