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I agree on the "obscurity" as a complementary layer, I never understood why so many people want to look at it as a bad practice! Security at its most robust is done in layers. Also, who the hell wants tons of bots probing port 22?
I agree with this. For years people have been fighting with me about this, and I think it's a really dumb argument. Security through obscurity obviously isn't going to be a best use practice, it's just a layer. SSH is a layer too, file permissions are a layer, SELinux's acl's are a layer. It's layers all the way down!