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@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ tags = [
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-As you could see on my last post about [fail2ban]({{< ref "/posts/fail2ban-basics" >}} "Fail2ban basics"), the SSH services are a popular target for brute force attacks, we really should take our time to improve our server's security.
+As you could see on my last post about [fail2ban]({{< ref "/posts/fail2ban-basics" >}} "Fail2ban basics"), the SSH service is a popular target for brute force attacks, we really should take our time to improve our server's security.
 
 On top of iptables rules and fail2ban jails, we have a couple parameters that we can fine-tune on our servers to make another layer of protection.
 
@@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ If you would like to have yet another level of security, you can implement [2FA
 
 ### Disable unnused authentication methods
 
-By default, OpenSSH server comes with more authentication methods that you problaly are not using enabled by default. You acn disable them to reduce the attack surface of your server:
+By default, OpenSSH server comes with more authentication methods that you problaly are not using enabled by default. You can disable them to reduce the attack surface of your server:
 
 ```bash
 ChallengeResponseAuthentication no