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Old 05-26-2006, 09:16 AM  
babsy
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There's a commonly run SSH brute force program available, it's retardedly simple, it just has a mass of usernames / passwords and it tries them all in succession. Best way to avoid any problems is to use decent passwords. SSH as a protocol is pretty damn solid, so long as you're not still using v1 (which is quite unlikely).
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