Secure Shell (SSH) is the primary method for remotely accessing your Raspberry Pi. Follow these best practices to enhance security:
Using Key-Based Authentication
Instead of relying on passwords, use SSH keys for authentication. Generate a key pair using tools like ssh-keygen and configure your Raspberry Pi to accept the public key.
Restricting Access with IP Whitelisting
Limit SSH access to specific IP addresses by configuring security groups in AWS. This ensures that only trusted devices can connect to your Raspberry Pi.
