Securing Your Linux System with Advanced SSH Configuration

[@declanmcardle]

@14:00-15:00 you can always run ssh-keyscan and get the administrator of the other machine on the phone before blindly accepting the key. Or use certs. 🙂

[@DanLinder]

I really hope a later episode will go over the use of certificates as an option to the ssh keys being demonstrated here.

[@DanLinder]

Hey! Can you go over in s later episode the use of certificates as an option to the ssh keys?

[@roberthealey7238]

You can also set the port, and other options, in your .ssh config file so you don’t have to add alias or -p option every time you ssh/ansible/salt/etc.

[@v300]

Snort is the port knocking intrusion detection Damon

[@andririan6342]

The beard is enough to block any ssh connection attempt