SSH hacked?

[Steve Lamb]

Gilles Gravier wrote:
> So you close your port 80 when not receiving HTTP requests either?

    *sigh*  See, comments like this is why I think you're full of it.  I did
state clearly that not leaving the port open for the entire world to access
when the entire world has no business accessing it is a problem.  Since 80 is
for serving up web pages TO THE WORLD it would make no sense closing it down
TO THE WORLD, now would it?

> And by the way... you keep your CISSP certification year over year by
> practicing security and not by just paying your fees.

    Then I wonder how you do it since it obviously isn't by using it.  I'm
glad I read you right from the onset.  Have fun scoring points and spreading
bad advice.

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         Steve C. Lamb         | But who can decide what they dream
       PGP Key: 1FC01004       |      and dream I do
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