SSHZertifikate
SSHZertifikate, also known as SSH certificates, are digital certificates used in the Secure Shell (SSH) protocol to authenticate users or hosts. They are an alternative to traditional SSH keys and offer several advantages, including improved security and easier management. SSH certificates are signed by a trusted Certificate Authority (CA), which ensures their authenticity and integrity. This process involves generating a certificate signing request (CSR) from the user or host, which is then signed by the CA to produce the certificate.
The use of SSH certificates can enhance security by reducing the risk of key compromise. Unlike traditional
SSH certificates can be used for both user authentication and host authentication. For user authentication, the
Implementing SSH certificates involves several steps, including configuring the SSH server and clients to support certificates,