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SSH - print locally used keys fingerprints (keys fingerprints for client computer)

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In this short article, we would like to show you, how to verify used locally SSH keys using ssh-keygen under Bash.

Note: the below examples use as default SHA-256 algorithm, to change it add -E md5 or -E sha1 parameter.

Squick solution (run one of the bellows commands):

Example output:

 

See also

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  1. SSH - verify used local and server key fingerprints (Windows - Linux connection verification)

  2. Bash - print fingerprints for SSHD keys (md5, sha-1, sha-A256 fingerprints)

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