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Limiting SSH Access

Filed in archive Securing on February 16, 2008

Remote access are enabled by using SSH. Whilst this surely makes it more secure than telnet, there are times when you want to have finer-grained control over what SSH commands can be executed from remote. Right now, there is no built-in facility to accomplish this so a Perl-based script, authprogs, can do this for you. For a more detailed how-to, check out this article.

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