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SSH Host Key Protection
Brian Hatch
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SSH Host Key Protection
2005-12-14
Anonymous
SSH Host Key Protection
2006-06-08
Monica
SSH Host Key Protection
2006-06-14
Anonymous
SSH Host Key Protection
2006-06-14
Anonymous
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It's a horrible hack, but I've found that individual hosts can be prevented from saving Host Keys by adding "UserKnownHostsFile /dev/null" to their section of the .ssh/config file.
Messy, but (along with "StrictHostKeyChecking no") it works.
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Re: SSH Host Key Protection
2008-09-02
Anonymous
SSH Host Key Protection
2007-08-31
Anonymous
SSH Host Key Protection
2007-12-30
Anonymous
(1 replies)
Re: SSH Host Key Protection
2008-01-11
Andrew Lloyd
SSH Host Key Protection
2008-06-13
Anonymous
SSH Host Key Protection
2009-01-05
Anonymous
(1 replies)
Re: SSH Host Key Protection
2009-11-13
Anonymous
SSH Host Key Protection
2009-02-03
Anonymous
SSH Host Key Protection
2009-11-09
Dhaubaji
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It's a horrible hack, but I've found that individual hosts can be prevented from saving Host Keys by adding "UserKnownHostsFile /dev/null" to their section of the .ssh/config file.
Messy, but (along with "StrictHostKeyChecking no") it works.
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Link to this comment: http://www.securityfocus.com/comments/infocus/1806/588#588