Git ssh keys
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yesterday we updated sshd service on git.assembla.com server, if your public key was accepted till yesterday and after not, it means that you have a vulnerable ssh key, you should generate new one and submit to your profile. Do not forget after to synchronize your git tool ssh keys if you are owner of the space or ask one owner to do that. logs from our server: Public key e4:50:41:d9:0d:00:72:93:81:f0:cd:3c:00:d2:8a:29 from x.x.x.x blacklisted (see ssh-vulnkey(1)) : 1 time(s) Public key 35:57:47:22:1c:7f:a6:cc:ca:8b:8e:bc:80:77:3e:03 from x.x.x.x blacklisted (see ssh-vulnkey(1)) : 2 time(s) Public key cc:57:fa:f4:dd:91:2e:82:80:c1:42:5f:57:18:e8:75 from x.x.x.x blacklisted (see ssh-vulnkey(1)) : 7 time(s) |
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Did this also include changing your server fingerprint? I am getting the following warning when i try to connect: Or am i actually being attacked by a man-in-the-middle ?! Cheers, lasitha. |
| wolfie 7 post(s) |
I’m getting the same message. I’ll wait for a confirmation on this issue before I’ll go and reset my rsa key for the git server |
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Yes, new ssh keys was generated . New RSA key fingerprint for git.assembla.com server: 58:24:fc:ff:4c:c7:9d:eb:2f:a9:a4:f1:9f:3b:45:90 |
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Thanks for the speedy update! |
