Q: How to reset self-signed keys that allow remote shell access to server in (Debian) linux This is not something I've ever had to do before, and in light of the heartbleed bug I've been looking for a guide of how to do it properly, but all I can find are guides on how to log into a server with a certificate instead of a password (but might just be googling the wrong thing?).
I'd just like to know the steps revoke/renew all the keys/certificates associated with ssh access to a server in Debian (Wheezy) Linux, I don't know where they're stored or how they're configured.

A: SSH is not affected by the heartbleed bug.
That said, if you still feel the need to do this, all you need to do is remove the public keys from ~/.ssh/authorized_keys and replace with new ones.
