Validating SSH Host Keys
If you connect to Worktree.ca over SSH, you will be prompted to trust our SSH Host keys. You should compare the keys presented with the key fingerprints listed here to ensure your connection is secure.
Our current SSH Host key fingerprints are:
| Algorithm | Fingerprint |
|---|---|
| ECDSA | SHA256:ShAcbPHiwKlGjlrhuPjFCJey4cNI4ZxtHEcmMNvgvjQ |
| ED25519 | SHA256:UXYtddBS2qTdgV08WSE+JJoTjBf2fEH+zgBpZiwYB4g |
| RSA | SHA256:jwANBTlo6rLjv76k03duQNijeJ9QeSPdET5J+I96Y/U |
The fingerprint provided by SSH should match one of the values above. If it doesn't, your connection may be insecure and you should NOT continue the connection as someone may be impersonating Worktree on your network.
~ › git clone ...
The authenticity of host 'worktree.ca (203.0.113.123)' can't be established.
ED25519 key fingerprint is SHA256:UXYtddBS2qTdgV08WSE+JJoTjBf2fEH+zgBpZiwYB4g.
This key is not known by any other names.
Are you sure you want to continue connecting (yes/no/[fingerprint])?