Yeah, about this; any ssh server that can be run as user and doesn't do shenanigans like switching user?
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I don't think I'm ever opening up anything to the internet. It's scary out there.
I don't trust my competence, and if I did, I dont trust my attention to detail. That's why I outsource my security: pihole+firebog for links, ISP for my firewall, and Tailscale for tunnels. I'm not claiming any of them are the best, but they're all better than me.
Isp for firewalls might not be better than you. Get something dedicated.
Ubiquiti or pfsense is a good start.
i use su -
Technically it's still a public server. Just even more so.