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Answer by John Lowry for Securing SSH server against bruteforcing

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DenyHosts, http://denyhosts.sourceforge.net/, is a good project I have had luck with. If you set denyhosts up to synchronize it will download new IPs to add to a ban list that have had to bruteforce other systems using denyhosts. It also expires IPs that have not tried to brute force for a while.

Using public key authentication and disabling password logging is probably the best thing you could do though. Defeats any brute force attacks.


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