SSH is the industry standard for both security and efficacy for remote server access. As with any software, SSH is only as secure as configurations applied to the server and client configurations. In this article, we’ll explore five SSH best practices you should observe to boost the security of your infrastructure.
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1. Adopt second factor authentication2. Change the default options3. Authenticate clients using SSH certificates4. Use a bastion host5. Implement firewallsTeleport cybersecurity blog posts and tech newsConclusion1 Comment
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