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I don’t understand, why what my lemmy?
looks like this and runs NetBSD
Services:
npftables blocks all incoming except a particular set of ips. any connections from those ips hit pubkey authentication.
I’ve never had a problem
you’re right and sane firewall rules could prevent this type of attack
If you’re just accessing one device, why not use SSH?
SSH with pubkey authentication and sane firewall rules is very secure. Bonus points for fail2ban
i use namecheap’s dynamic dns with a curl cronjob
haven’t had a problem since setup 7 years ago
you can find me on Port 70
bsd fam
NetBSD
You’re advocating for running private services on the default ports?
I have a server exposed to the wan. some ideas:
have fun!
Ctrl-a! love learning new things
Thanks for sharing :)
Personal bias: I’m a SSH/tmux zealot
How is this different/better than connecting to a tmux session on a remote machine?
I started learning networking with OpenBSD’s tutorial on building a router.
Building a router forces one to learn networking.
GitHub?
stackoverflow?
Wayland developer says X11 is bad, not Wayland
i use Arch btw