Fix the SSH post-quantum key exchange warning
Your ssh client warns that the connection is not using a post-quantum key exchange. Find which algorithm you negotiate, and fix the right side.
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Your ssh client warns that the connection is not using a post-quantum key exchange. Find which algorithm you negotiate, and fix the right side.
A 1995 password sniffing attack in Helsinki produced SSH. Here is the verified timeline from telnet and rlogin to OpenSSH and post-quantum defaults.
Too many authentication failures means your SSH agent offered every key it holds and the server cut you off. Diagnose it with ssh -v and fix it for good.
OpenSSH already negotiates a post-quantum key exchange by default. Check what your Ubuntu box really uses, and learn why host keys are still classical.
Permission denied (publickey) is five different faults. Read the ssh -v output, find which one you have, and fix it without locking yourself out.