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We live in a nat-ed / firewall-ed world. Almost all DSL providers don't give public IPs and when the do, they are often behind a draconian firewall. In this context having an emergency remote shell, despite not fast and not public is very handy. A simple way to solve this problem it to create a hidden server on the tor network and the access the shell from anywhere in the world without caring of change of IPs, routing, dns or anything else.

On debian you can just install tor from the official repository.