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this post was submitted on 04 Mar 2026
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they’re all attack attempts. set up fail2ban, enforce ssh key-based authentication, run it in a non standard port and create firewall allow lists for trusted users, networks or countries if you can. make sure everything is patched frequently.
expect consequences for running onion hidden services - captchas and denied service for that IP address, but also attacks against the hidden service itself.
Probably best to keep the ssh key-based authentication...
ah yeah I meant to type “enable”.
thanks - changed