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11 days agoOn a new linux install or image I will always:
- Make new users(s)
- Setup new user to sudo
- Change ssh port
- Change new user to authenticate ssh via key+password
- Disable root ssh login
Bleh
On a new linux install or image I will always:
Ah fair enough, I know that’s the basis of a ton of distros. I lean towards RHEL so I’m not super fluent there.
Which ones? I’m asking because that isn’t true for cent, rocky, arch.
Yeah I was confused about the comment chain. I was thinking terminal login vs ssh. You’re right in my experience…root ssh requires user intervention for RHEL and friends and arch and debian.
Side note: did you mean to say “shot themselves in the root”? I love it either way.