If your HTTPS is not being MiTMed as well... (or the edge case - if it is not John Leo doing the MiTMing of your SSH connection :) If you trust Mr Leo *and* you know what that HTTPS cert should look like, it may be of use. Personally, I'd rather do it more out-of-band than this, but could be handy in a pinch I guess. cheers, Jamie On 2 September 2014 07:38, Lukasz Biegaj <l.biegaj@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > W dniu 01.09.2014 o 17:16, Chris Nehren pisze: > >> It's Monday and I haven't had my tea yet, so maybe I'm missing something. >> What is it? > > > It rules out the possibility, that your ssh connection is being MITMed. If > key reported by your ssh client is different than key reported by this > website, then you shouldn't bother server admin with it, as the issue is in > your network. > > > -- > Łukasz Biegaj > -- Jamie Riden / jamie@xxxxxxxxxxxx / jamie.riden@xxxxxxxxx http://uk.linkedin.com/in/jamieriden
