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Not GP, but pretty frequently, although my situation is not normal. I'd still suggest that sharing your keys by default is ... a bad idea. Sure, fingerprints h
by spijdar 5y ago
Not GP, but pretty frequently, although my situation is not normal.
I'd still suggest that sharing your keys by default is ... a bad idea. Sure, fingerprints help, but there's the chance of accidentally or maliciously being redirected to a rogue server.
- soheil 5y agoI agree * is unsafe, but then again ssh devs chose to include it so that means they deemed it not completely useless, thus there are probably enough people who use it to make this thread somewhat malicious. Also if you or another script once added * to your .ssh/config long ago it may still be lurking there among other lines without you realizing. I agree checking fingerprints helps, but that can turned off pretty easily too.