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Answer by pfyon for Securing SSH server against bruteforcing

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An option (to be used in addition to other security measures) is have sshd listen on a port other than 22. I haven't tried it myself, but have heard it reduces the number of pure brute force attacks by bots.

I must emphasize that this isn't real security, just reduces the number of automated brute force attacks. Too much work to check every port I guess.


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