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OpenSSH daemon hardening ( Part 2 ) - How to use RSA/DSA Keys [ANNOUNCEMENT]

Posted 12-10-2010 at 08:19 AM by angelo.fonzeca (Angelo Fo. personal blog)
Updated 12-13-2010 at 06:30 AM by angelo.fonzeca
[Note: This is a draft version of the post; it'll be revised as soon as possible]

Introduction

In my previous post, I explained you how to configure OpenSSH for improving its security. By the way, if your SSH service is available on the Internet and accessible by any IP address (e.g. You connect your client on the internet with a dynamic IP address and/or you want reach your server from anywhere...), it can be more exposed to brute force attacks! So a new "hardening...
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