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If you make use of Secure Shell, you'll want to run down this checklist of five quick tips to make that Linux server a bit more secure.

Learn how to limit what SSH users can do by jailing them with the help of Jailkit.

You are better armed to make use of the SSH tool with an understanding of four key SSH files.

Further extend Microsoft's implementation of OpenSSH in Windows 10 by generating your own secure keys.

If you depend on secure shell, learn how you can better protect your servers from SSH attacks.

Any machine that allows SSH login would benefit from the addition of two-factor authentication.

Don't let those data center Linux servers use the default SSH port. Gain a bit of a security edge by configuring the daemon to use a non-standard port.

Don't let those data center Linux servers use the default SSH port. Gain a bit of a security edge by configuring the daemon to use a non-standard port. Jack Wallen shows you how.

You don't need a VPN server running on a remote host to create a VPN tunnel. With the help of a simple tool, you can create that tunnel with ease. Jack Wallen shows you how.

Bunch of bugs stomped with version 0.71 Venerable SSH client PuTTY has received a pile of security patches, with its lead maintainer admitting to the The Register that one fixed a "'game over'...