Re: Comcast intercepting encrypted packets?

["Derek Atkins" <user=54@nabble.blu.org>]

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> I had a funny thing happen yesterday, I used ssh to connect to my home 
> machine from work and I got a "man-in-the-middle" attack warning. At first 
> I thought it was work intercepting packets, but I checked with IT and 
> confirmed it against an other external server that they weren't. 
> 
> Only my machine through comcast did it. Can anyone independently confirm 
> or deny this on their own? 

Are you sure you didn't re-key your home machine (due to Debian's RNG 
issue) and forget to remove the old key from your known_hosts file 
in your office? 

-derek 
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