Port 22: SSH
Secure Shell: remote logins, SFTP and SCP file transfer, and tunnels. Every public SSH port sees thousands of password guesses a day. Use keys, disable password logins, and restrict by source address where you can.
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Port 22 at a glance
SSH uses TCP port 22. Secure Shell: remote logins, SFTP and SCP file transfer, and tunnels.
Every public SSH port sees thousands of password guesses a day. Use keys, disable password logins, and restrict by source address where you can.
Allow port 22 only from the addresses that need it: your office, a VPN or a bastion host. The firewall rule generator builds those rules for nftables, iptables and UFW.
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