Re: RE: Some new SSH exploit script?
- From: kudzu@xxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: 7 Jun 2006 00:33:52 -0000
David wrote:
I think the point being made was that by moving the port that standard ssh/port 22 brute forcers and scanners would not hit you unless they did a full scan which I would expect a real hacker or targeted attack to do.
Quite so, no argument on that point.
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