get from http://askubuntu.com/questions/2271/how-to-harden-an-ssh-server
Here's one easy thing to do: install ufw (the "uncomplicated firewall") and use it to rate limit incoming connections.
From a command prompt, type:
Here's one easy thing to do: install ufw (the "uncomplicated firewall") and use it to rate limit incoming connections.
From a command prompt, type:
$ sudo ufw limit OpenSSH
If ufw is not installed, do this and try again:$ sudo aptitude install ufw
Many attackers will try to use your SSH server to brute-force passwords. This will only allow 6 connections every 30 seconds from the same IP address.
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