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by leepowers
3167 days ago
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That's a false choice. No competent sysadmin is going to say "well, I was going to setup a public key but I spent all my time changing the SSH port number, so screw it". Also when securing a box with public key encryption you should be configuring sshd to disable password authentication and disable root login. Editing an extra line in the config file isn't going to throw your schedule. |
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