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SSH protects the information exchanged between a user and a remote server by encrypting the connection and verifying the identity of both parties through a server key (also called "host signature") and, for the user, either a password or a personal key. To address the risk of the connection being compromised by a third party on its clusters, Compute Canada requires all users to proceed with the updates described below. | SSH protects the information exchanged between a user and a remote server by encrypting the connection and verifying the identity of both parties through a server key (also called "host signature") and, for the user, either a password or a personal key. To address the risk of the connection being compromised by a third party on its clusters, Compute Canada requires all users to proceed with the updates described below. | ||
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[[File:Flowchart SSHD changes - Summer 2019 - v.f.jpg|thumb|center|SSH security improvements flowchart]] | [[File:Flowchart SSHD changes - Summer 2019 - v.f.jpg|thumb|center|SSH security improvements flowchart]] | ||