Conclusion
You've seen three ways of hardening SSH access to your machine: modification of sshd configuration parameters, selecting which users can log in by means of PAM, and use of port-knocking sequences to hide the existence of SSH access. Although I mentioned that there is no way to secure fully any machine, adding these three layers will make your server more than just a little safer.
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Conclusion You've seen three ways of hardening SSH access to your machine: modification of sshd configuration parameters, selecting which users can log in by means of PAM, and use of port-knocking sequences to hide the existence of SSH access. Although I mentioned that there is no way to secure fully any machine, adding these three layers will make your server more than just a little safer.