| CHAPTER 21 | The Secure Shell (SSH) |
One of the side effects of connecting a computer into a public network (such as the Internet) is that, at one point or another, some folks out there will try to break into the system. This is obviously not a good thing.
In Chapter 15, we discussed techniques for securing your Linux system, all of which are designed to limit remote access to your system to the bare essentials. But what if you need to perform ...
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