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More keys the better, though not entirely necessary. The username is a shortened and hashed representation of your public key, also I don't see the private key
by lagniappe 4y ago
More keys the better, though not entirely necessary.
The username is a shortened and hashed representation of your public key, also I don't see the private key or key password, only public key. You can also run with
ssh -o "ForwardAgent=no" -o "IdentitiesOnly=yes" -p 2223 shhhbb.com
for added surety.
- justaj 4y agoAFAIK if the first pubkey doesn't work for some reason then all of the pubkeys in ~/.ssh/ are tried and thus may reveal information about machines that you're (frequently) logging into.