Daniel
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2 edits | reply to Name Game
Re: Is Portknocking "Real" Security?
Your analogy is horribly flawed, Name Game. Nobody gets a "key" to the cottage. A "key" implies that a successful portknock yields a shell via SSH. It doesn't. All a successful portknock gives you is the ability to try one's hand against standard SSH security. No security layers are removed from the equation; one is just added.
Do you still think this is a problem?
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