SSH Best Practices using Certificates, 2FA and Bastions

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Protocol

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SSH Best Practices using Certificates, 2FA and Bastions

Protocol

23 minutes

3 years ago

SSH Best Practices using Certificates, 2FA and Bastions

The industry best practices for SSH security include using certificates, two-factor authentication, and SSH bastion hosts. Below, we practically explain how to implement these best practices in detail using working sample commands and configurations with OpenSSH users in mind.