Questions tagged [fingerprint]
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Guess current date/time on remote server
I want to know the current date/time of a remote server.
I do not have any access on this server.
This server expose OpenSSH (port 22) and apache2 (port 80)
Is there a fingerprint technique that can reveal current timestamp on this 2 services…
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SSH: Why do I have to re-verify the fingerprint when connecting to the same server from another domain?
In the following I'm talking about the OpenSSH Client installed by default on debian.
I'd like to have multiple (sub)domains pointing to my server(s) (so multiple per server), i.e. database.example.com, webserver.example.com etc.
I want this…
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ECDSA host fingerprint changes if the host is already known
I'm using a web hosting service that offers both FTP and SSH access, but for SSH they only allow authentication via SSH keys. I've generated myself SSH keys using ssh-keygen, imported them into my Ubuntu system using ssh-add, and uploaded the key to…
Aaron Franke
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Windows 7 delete fingerprint from profile
I'm facing the following situation: I have a computer, joined to an AD with roaming profiles and with fingerprint logon enabled. A problem with a user profile had me delete the said profile and recreate it. The problem is that the fingerprint device…
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fprintd: ** Message: No devices in use, exit
I keep getting following messages inside of /var/log/messages:
4/7/2016, 11:03:49 AM fprintd[3277] Launching FprintObject
4/7/2016, 11:03:49 AM fprintd[3277] ** Message: D-Bus service launched with name: net.reactivated.Fprint
4/7/2016,…
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Why would a server's RSA fingerprint change every few seconds?
In the past I've been able to connect to my server via SFTP with no problems, but suddenly yesterday it warned me that the fingerprint for the RSA key sent by the remote host had changed.
I've encountered this issue plenty of times before but this…
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ssh-keygen key verification changed in OpenBSD 5.7, how to verify host_key?
OpenBSDs "ssh-keygen -l" output format has changed in 5.7. How to verify the host key when connecting from older ssh versions?
Until OpenBSD 5.6 the host_keys fingerprint output format was like this:
# ssh-keygen -lf ssh_host_ecdsa_key.pub
256…
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Timestamp response behaviors in different tools
I was testing out icmp time stamp response on one of my servers using ping and hping3.
Here is result of hping3
# hping3 --icmp-ts x.x.x.x
HPING x.x.x.x: icmp mode set, 28 headers + 0 data bytes
len=40 ip=x.x.x.x ttl=56 id=45158 icmp_seq=0 rtt=7.2…
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Linux / Ubuntu fingerprinting command/method(s) to identify system wide differences in hardware / packages / configurations between 2 environments
I have 2 separate environments, and some strange behaviour occurring in one environment that is not in the other. Specifically the error is related to the PHP:
Fatal error: Nesting level too deep - recursive dependency?
This only occurs on AWS, but…
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Determine if the "yes" is necessary when doing an SCP
I'm writing a Groovy script to do an SCP. Note that I haven't ran it yet, because the rest of it isn't finished. Now, if you're doing an scp for the first time, have to authenticate the fingerprint. Future times, you don't.
My current solution is,…
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How to connect to a SFTP
Got a SFTP Hostname username password from someone and he gave me a Server RSA public key fingerprint like this: d2:h4:h5:gf:f4 etcetera. But how do i need to connect to this host, doesnt this fingerprint key need to be in a file? I already tried…
Nuri Ensing
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