The thing is, the SSH keys were being shown using their fingerprints. I've seen this before when logging into a server through SSH, but I've never actually had to generate one before.
Thank goodness for Google. Here's how.
ssh-keygen -lf
Thursday, March 8, 2012
SSH Key Fingerprinting
After GitHub got hacked, I received an email informing me that my SSH keys may have been compromised. I needed to login to GitHub and confirm each SSH key.
The thing is, the SSH keys were being shown using their fingerprints. I've seen this before when logging into a server through SSH, but I've never actually had to generate one before.
Thank goodness for Google. Here's how.
The thing is, the SSH keys were being shown using their fingerprints. I've seen this before when logging into a server through SSH, but I've never actually had to generate one before.
Thank goodness for Google. Here's how.
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