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    SSH connection problem (key authentication)

    Hello, I'm relatively new to Linux and very new to SSH, and after some recent experimenting I ran into a problem I can't work my way out off. I hope I've put this question in the correct forum, if not I'm happy to move it. I recently bought a Raspberry Pi 5 and am trying to connect to it via...
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    Solved Security doubt about ssh-copy-id

    Hi! I have been using SSH for a long time, and I do know the purpose of ssh-copy-id command. If I copy the pubfile contents and paste it into the authorised_keys file on the target server, that's OK, because I already have access to the target server, and there are not security concerns...
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    Use an SSH key to log into a remote server

    When you ssh into a remote server, the safest way is to use an ssh key. This video shows you how to create the key, explains the files created by the ssh-keygen command, and shows you how to copy your public key to the remote server. Please subscribe if you liked this video - we're trying to...
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    • ssh ssh key ssh-keygen
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    • Forum: Linux Server
  4. Rob

    Create ssh keys for more secure logins

    Connecting to a Linux server using ssh is a very common thing to do. It's also very secure. By using ssh keys, however, you can further secure your Linux server from things like brute force attacks at your ssh port. Once you have ssh keys set up from any/all workstations that you're going to...
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    • create ssh keys ssh ssh-keygen
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    • Forum: Linux Other
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