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...se. Assuming that the ssh client will still read the file (which depends on where the file is corrupted) I can still use this corrupted file and STILL successfully log into the SSH server. Running openssl rsa -check on the corrupted private confirms it's corrupt: > $ openssl rsa -in rsa-corrupt1 -check > RSA key error: dmp1 not congruent to d > ... > $ I can understand the SSH client not checking that the private key is valid, but I would expect that this would be uncovered when the SSH server attempts to verify the signature? Anyone got a clue on how this is working, or a...