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    writes:   
   > Richard Kettlewell  wrote:   
      
   >> SSL was renamed to TLS in 1999 when TLS 1.0 was introduced. So   
   >> different versions of the same thing.   
   >>   
   >> SSH is a different protocol.   
   >   
   > That clears the fog a little. Are the certificates and keys   
   > the same between SSH and TLS?   
      
   There’s an overlap in key types (e.g. both can use ECDSA) but in   
   practice you wouldn’t normally share keys between them.   
      
   The certificates formats are different. Many (probaly most) users don’t   
   use certificates with SSH at all.   
      
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