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by stephenr
3651 days ago
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Fail2ban still solves that problem. A few entries with failed auth, and hey presto no more log entries because it's rejected by the firewall. It's a well established pattern for brute force tools to not just try the default port, but perform a port scan to detect listening ports, and then try those. Putting your services on other ports just makes things inconvenient for the user, nothing more. |
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