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 title = 'Running an SSH honeypot to troll skids'
 date = 2025-01-03T11:10:19+02:00
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 If you've ever looked at a public server's SSH logs, you would have probably found tens of failed connections from IP addresses you are not associated with. Those are bots that are trying to bruteforce their way into your Linux bots. An easy way you can change this is by changing the SSH port, but that's just lame. What you should do is do a *little bit of trolling*. So today, we'll be configuring `sshesame` to listen on port 22 and some other common ssh ports.
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 ```sh
 systemctl daemon-reload
 systemctl enable --now sshesame
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+And now you can have skids waste their time hacking your box. Yay!
+
+P.S. Happy 2025
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