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Defaults: Remove DSA from SSH host keys to match ssh-baseline profile #92
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This is a change in the default values, for consistency between dev-sec's repos.
Currently Ansible SSH hardening role configures DSA host key which does not pass InSpec's sshd-14.
Both: the ssh-baseline profile and the Chef recipe specify only RSA and ECDSA, so I assume the intention was to exclude the DSA key and convergence should be achieved by removing it from Ansible's role.