> There should be no need to do this if you have a properly configured public/private key auth setup and disable password based login.
Maybe, but I find that simply moving off of default port 22 drops the number of people attacking me by at least two orders of magnitude. That's not nothing.
Maybe, but I find that simply moving off of default port 22 drops the number of people attacking me by at least two orders of magnitude. That's not nothing.