More locks for your SSH door. My first article about hardening SSH access (see Resources) considered three methods that are suitable for small operations, such as a home server or a small business with few people requiring remote SSH access: Changing SSH's standard port to an unusual value and reinforcing SSH configuration so that simple-minded attacks just bounce back.Defining a restricted list of users who are allowed to log in using Pluggable Authentication Modules (PAM).Completely hiding the fact that you even allow SSH access and requiring a special "knock" sequence to be recognized as a possible user. Using PAM to define a restricted list of users who are allowed to log in still makes sense for larger setups, but the other two options can become bothersome. Therefore, this article examines a couple methods of enhancing security that you can more easily apply to larger configurations: Password-less connectionsRejecting attackers Password-less connections Listing 1.
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The most recent numbers I could find, indicate a drop in US-based ‘unique users’ from 62% in June 2009 to just over 50% in January 2010. In relative terms, the world’s top tweeting nation are the Netherlands, with just over 22% of the Dutch online population using Twitter. The US, at 8%, is far behind Brazil (almost 22%), Venezuela (21%) and Indonesia (19%). But which ones? What does this map tell us? Many thanks to J.B. . (3) Or is it la tweet? Accueil - Disposition de clavier francophone et ergonomique bépo. Bitly | Basic | a simple URL shortener.