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True unless the server is not on the public internet. In that case, pulling the plug if port 22 is accessed would be a reasonably defensible idea (you are being attacked for sure, and it's hard to attack a machine that is off) ...albeit paranoid in the extreme.



Okay well, a probably more realistic solution would be "peek at the host keys from the hypervisor" anyway. :)




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