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SSH Certificate Based Authentication

Submitted by on December 14, 2009 – 1:19 amOne Comment

In this segment Darren explains why certificate authentcation is a bajillion times better than password authentcation and demonstrates the configuration using Ubuntu 9.10 and an Interceptor running OpenWRT Kamikaze. This forum thread details setting up authorized_keys with Dropbear — the SSH daemon that comes standard on OpenWRT.


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