| ▲ | jandrese a day ago | |
This is one of the rare use cases where the users should be identifying the servers they are connecting to. If your work is that spooky then a piece of paper with the expected key signature seems like a reasonable precaution. There used to be that "key art" that was posted to make it more visibly distinct, but I think that feature got discontinued. | ||
| ▲ | solyin a day ago | parent [-] | |
Just disabled by default. Add
to your ~/.ssh/config/ to restore it.
I don't agree with the reasons they turned it off, but more importantly, you can get signed SSH host certificates to never see that prompt for that server ever again. | ||