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Answer by gWaldo for Securing SSH server against bruteforcing

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Fail2ban and Port Knocking should address most of your needs.

Changing your SSH port and only allowing Key-based authentication are also recommended.

It can be argued that you may reach a point of diminishing returns in adding additional security measures, but then again, it's up to you to decide when you're "secure enough".

It's also a good idea to disallow root login.


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