I was with you up until port knocking.
The problem with the implementations I've seen is that the daemons themselves can introduce vulnerabilities. Why bother compromising OpenSSH when the lesser-used port-knocking daemon is vulnerable?
The problem with the implementations I've seen is that the daemons themselves can introduce vulnerabilities. Why bother compromising OpenSSH when the lesser-used port-knocking daemon is vulnerable?
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