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SSH server hardening

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SSH server hardening

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We all know that it is important to secure your machines. I am going to show you some ways to do so. Some are trivial and should be set immediately, and some require more work. Part 2 will follow with

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Lionel C-RA
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5•1 year ago
I would definitely have added disabling password authentication in there and only authorized SSH key authentication.
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  1•1 year ago
  You are right. I’ve added links to the post to a new post that tackles this topic. Was too much to add it there.

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