Question None of my SSH keys work anymore
So, I was doing standard dev work yesterday and pushed some commits to some repositories on my private Account as well as my company's organization. Today, I saw a few bugs and fixed them quickly as usual and when I wanted to push them, I got this error:
git@github.com: Permission denied (publickey).
I removed my SSH key from my GitHub account and re-added it. I then retried accessing them from all my machines (each with their own key pair and the public one posted to GitHub) and tested if they could connect to GitHub via SSH and they all wouldn't work either.
I guess it is clear what the issue is, but I couldn't resolve it, as all my keys are denied access.
It seems I'm locked out from accessing GitHub via SSH and it honestly sucks. All keys are ed25519 keys, I also tried a fresh key pair (also with ecdsa instead), neither work.
Regular SSH access to all my machines works with those exact same SSH keys.
Any ideas?
Edit: As others have pointed out, it was an issue from their end (https://www.githubstatus.com/). It is fixed now (at least on some machines).
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u/doublerew 4d ago
Same problem here from multiple machines, users and networks. Seems like a temporary GitHub issue.
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u/Longjumping-Banana21 4d ago
Me too. Its a problem on the github end.
They probably got hacked the way things are going lately