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SSH Password Gropers Are Now Trying High Ports

February 16, 2013 by Rob

badger.foo writes “You thought you had successfully avoided the tiresome password guessing bots groping at your SSH service by moving the service to a non-standard port? It seems security by obscurity has lost the game once more. We’re now seeing ssh bruteforce attempts hitting other ports too, Peter Hansteen writes in his latest column.” For others keeping track, have you seen many such attempts?

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