Securing your SSH connection is vital to protect your data .
- SSH Keys: Use SSH Key pairs (Public/Private) instead of passwords. This makes it nearly impossible for hackers to brute-force your login .
- Change Default Port: Change the default port from 22 to a custom number to hide from automated bot attacks.
- Disable Root Login: On VPS/Dedicated servers, disable direct root login and use a sudo user instead.
- 2FA: Whenever possible, enable Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) for your Hostaday account to add an extra layer of defense .