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ami-020bc76a seems to contain an SSH key in .ssh/authorized_keys labeled "nsk-test". At first glance this seems super sketchy and I immediately commented it out. If it's here for legitimate purposes (someone suggested it was for a security scan), consider doing some or all of:
Rename the key to something that identifies its purpose
Add a brief comment to the authorized_keys file explaining why it's there and why one should leave it or comment it out.
Document somewhere how the private key is protected because this seems like a very sensitive key that deserves some protection above and beyond a typical user key
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ami-020bc76a seems to contain an SSH key in .ssh/authorized_keys labeled "nsk-test". At first glance this seems super sketchy and I immediately commented it out. If it's here for legitimate purposes (someone suggested it was for a security scan), consider doing some or all of:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: