SSH and RDP provide remote access to server machines (Linux and Windows respectively) for administration. Both protocols are vulnerable to brute-force attacks if solid passwords and access controls are not implemented. Exposed SSH ports (default 22) are scanned by attackers who attempt unauthorized logins to gain control of the server. Once in, they can deploy […]
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