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Fail2ban is a program designed to scan server log files and ban IP numbers suspected of malicious activity.
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ssh login attempts still showing up even with password login disabled?
It is very common to see login attempts in the logs. As long as you see the "publickey" message you are good to go.
For example, have a look, I just tried on my AWS instance which only has pubkey auth …
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