Re: how to react on ssh attacks?

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• Subject: Re: how to react on ssh attacks?
• From: "Vladimir G. Ivanovic" <vladimir@xxxxxxx>
• Date: Mon, 24 Oct 2005 15:19:28 -0700
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I did something similar, and it has eliminated 100% of the attacks.

--- Vladimir

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Vladimir G. Ivanovic
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>>>>> "ss" == Steven Stern <subscribed-lists@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:

    ss> I modified the sshd_config file so SSH uses a port other than 22.  In
    ss> /etc/ssh/sshd_config, add
    ss> 
    ss> port 2122
    ss> 
    ss> To connect to the machine, you'd use
    ss> 
    ss> ssh -p 2122 hostname

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