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I'm not talking about supporting public key cryptography, I'm talking about having a specific and usable deployment of a PKI. The closest thing SSH has is SSHFP
by raggi 2y ago
I'm not talking about supporting public key cryptography, I'm talking about having a specific and usable deployment of a PKI. The closest thing SSH has is SSHFP, which depends on DNSSEC, which is according to many opinions, DOA.