[Autogenerated] before we see how endless SSH can protect us against attacks.
We need to see what exactly, unless h is endless.
SSH is an open source tool that establishes a decoy,
which traps attacks on an ssh server indefinitely.
It is essentially a network carpet,
that is a service which inserts delays in its protocol,
forcing the clients to wait indefinitely until they eventually quit unless
the sage does that by pretending it is an actual ssh server and it is
trapping clients attempting to connect to it.
Many people setting up internet facing services of any kind may have
noticed that almost immediately after setting up the service,
many attacks started against them.
Many attacks are defined in the form of automated scripts and
those are best candidates to be stopped by setting up and SSH the
most optimal way to protect with Angela.
SSH is to set up your ssh server on a different port
than 22 which is the standard ssh port.
You then need to instantiate unless SSS on 422 in order to capture ill
intent actors from scanning or flooding your server.
Those bad actors will be trapped in the tar pit and their
requests will not reach the real ssh server.
One of the advantages of such a tool is that it's very lightweight
and can inflict more costs to the Attackers side,
keeping their resources ____ __ in the tar pit