I always use keys with SSH, and always turn off ssh password auth. Especially on servers that are open to the Internet.
Also chmod 700 ~/.ssh to make sure the .ssh directory is only writeable by you.
I always use keys with SSH, and always turn off ssh password auth. Especially on servers that are open to the Internet.
Also chmod 700 ~/.ssh to make sure the .ssh directory is only writeable by you.
RE: Password-Less SSH Access to Your Linux Machine or Raspberry Pi Using Public Keys