Dropbear is a lightweight SSH server and client software for secure remote login and file transfer. Dropbear is designed to be small and efficient, making it ideal for use in embedded systems or low-resource environments where other SSH servers may be too large or resource-intensive.

Dropbear is open-source software and is available for a variety of operating systems, including Linux, BSD, and macOS. Dropbear is typically installed on a server or device to enable secure remote access via the SSH protocol, and it can be configured with a variety of options to meet the specific needs of the user.

One of the advantages of using Dropbear is its small size and low resource requirements, which make it ideal for use in embedded systems, routers, and other devices with limited resources. Additionally, Dropbear supports a variety of authentication methods, including password authentication, public key authentication, and keyboard-interactive authentication, and it can be integrated with other security software, such as Fail2ban, to provide an additional layer of protection against brute-force attacks and other security threats.

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