On Tuesday 01 November 2005 15:55, Gustin Johnson wrote: > SSH keys can also make this sort of attack meaningless, though they do > introduce their own security implications.
That describes my issue. I don't mind setting up ssh keys for the internal network, but I need to be mobile with my laptop, and do not want just anybody who happens to "borrow" the laptop to be able to access the network. It could be a few hours or more before I can return to the network and remove that key... So, I end up leaving password attempts enabled for SSH, but make sure I have a strong password - a necessary evil I think... Shawn
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