Hi, Am 11.02.20 um 16:15 schrieb NTS: > - The ssh port is fixed as TCP port 12500. Since 12500 >1024 this > is a non-priviledged port which is a security risk. Ports < 1024 > can only be opened (here: state LISTEN) by root, others by everyone. While technically this is true, I'm not convinced that this matters in practice in most environments. > If a user manages to crash your sshd then they can start their own > service at that port. This requires local users/attackers with shell access. Not necessarily a concern in every environment. Best regards, Karol Babioch
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