In this article, we’ll explain why securing SSH access is important for managing a Linux server and share simple steps to improve your SSH security.
1. Use a Non-Default SSH Port
By default, SSH uses port 22. Because this port is frequently targeted by automated attacks, altering the default SSH port can help lessen the possibility that attackers will locate your server.
Advantages:
- Reduces attack chances: Hackers often target the default SSH port (port 22). Changing it to a