SSH SERVICE AND CYBERATTACKS CARRIED OUT IN RELATION TO IT

This article analyzes the principles of SSH (Secure Shell) service, its role in ensuring network security and the main cyberattacks against SSH service. In particular, threats such as brute force, dictionary, man-in-the-middle, and illegal use of SSH tunnels were addressed. Modern methods of SSH service protection, including public key authentication, multi-factor authentication (MFA), IP address restriction, and recommendations for the use of monitoring systems were developed.