francoismichel / francoismichel/ssh3
Missing explanation for secure host keys
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The readme states:
> X.509 certificates: you can now use your classical HTTPS cerificates to authenticate your SSH3 server. This mechanism is more secure than the classical SSHv2 host key mechanism.
but that's very vague. In what scenarios is it more secure / why? Does the comparison include SSHFP? Why is it more secure than CA signed host keys? etc.
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