Re: Summary of password strength discussion

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> On Mon, Jul 27, 2015 at 03:27:03PM -0600, Chris Murphy wrote:
> > Firewalld needs to be easier to inform what networks are trusted, so
> > that when I go to a cafe it automatically blocks (or drops) requests
> > to ports 22, 445, 2049, etc. By default. Without asking me. Just do it
> > because I have no good reason having those available when I'm in a
> > cafe. And if I do, I'll trust the network.
> 
> Here, we definitely agree.

Firewalld is as good as unused in Workstation. If you want ssh to run
per-network (as media, and file sharing do already), we can certainly do
that.

> > When enabling sshd in the GUI, it should use AllowUsers in sshd_config
> > rather than allowing all users access. ClientAliveInterval probably
> 
> I like this too, but editing sshd_config is more than a bit scary.
> 
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