Re: ssh keys hostname VS fqdn - offends?

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HI,

Am 01.01.24 um 16:48 schrieb Kenneth Porter:

When you create a new ssh host (ie. run sshd) for the first time, a host key is created that uniquely identifies the host. When a client connects to that host for the first time, it caches that key in its ssh_known_hosts file.

Maybe it's time to switch to Host-Zertificates? Use your prefered translation-Service here:
https://dokuwiki.nausch.org/doku.php/linux:ssh:tofu_und_cert ←
This page describes IMHO quite well where your "problem" is.


ttyl
Django
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