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On Sat, Feb 24, 2007 at 09:19:06AM +0000, Jim Kissel wrote:
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> Sean Gibbins wrote:
> >Jim Kissel wrote:
> >>
> >>Philip Stubbs wrote:
> >>>* Sean Gibbins (sean@???) wrote:
> >>>>* of course it does not have to be port 22, but rather whatever port
> >>>>your ssh server is listening on
> >>>I would suggest that you don't use port 22 if you don't have to.
> >>>Port 22 will be a target for attack, so by using a different port
> >>>you will increase security by obscurity.
> >>You should add a smiley, or bracket non-obvious jokes with [humour] to
> >>prevent misunderstanding in e-mails.
> >
> >Huh? Have I missed something? Where's the joke?
>
> [humour]you will increase security by obscurity[/humour]
Still not getting it. Security through obscurity is an actual
security engineering technique, in use in many systems, and is not
necessarily and universally a bad idea. This would be a example of
a good use of it. :)
Cheers,
Andy
