On Wed, Jul 30, 2025 at 14:30:56 +0200, Oleg Goncharov wrote: > One of the things that surprised me is that Debian ships with components > like ssh and related services (such as sslh) by default,
Huh? What are you talking about? An ssh server is *not* installed by default, and I don't even know what "sslh" is. > which are > primarily used for server purposes. For most users who are using Debian as > a desktop or workstation, these tools are unnecessary and can create > additional complexity and potential security concerns. You do mean an ssh *server*, right? Not an ssh client? I'd say there's a substantially large number of desktop systems where an ssh server is installed for a large variety of reasons. But, again, this is not the default. You have to select that during the installation, or after the installation.
