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| and privacy. In addition, SSH offers additional authentication methods that are considered more secure than passwords, such as [[public_key|public key authentication]] and extensive | and privacy. In addition, SSH offers additional authentication methods that are considered more secure than passwords, such as [[public_key|public key authentication]] and extensive | ||
| protection against spoofing. | protection against spoofing. | ||
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| + | The SSH employs a public key cryptography that uses [[ssh_keys|two keys pairs for host and user]]. | ||
| ===== Authentication in SSH ===== | ===== Authentication in SSH ===== | ||