Detection of Linux SSH Service Targeted Attacks Using AhnLab EDR

Secure Shell (SSH) is a standard protocol for secure terminal connections, commonly used to control Linux systems located remotely.
Unlike Windows operating systems, which are mainly used by individual users for desktop purposes, Linux systems primarily serve as servers providing services such as web, database, FTP, and DNS.
Both Windows and Linux require remote control tools when functioning as servers. Windows supports Remote Desktop Service (RDP) for this purpose, allowing administrators to control Windows systems remotely.
The article discusses the use of AhnLab EDR to detect attacks targeting Linux SSH services.
For more information, refer to the original post on the ASEC BLOG: AhnLab EDR을 활용한 리눅스 SSH 서비스 대상 공격 탐지.