<ul><li>Secure Shell (SSH) authentication is the recommended way to securely connect to GitHub repositories without needing to enter your credentials every time.</li><li>To configure SSH authentication for GitHub, follow these steps:</li><li>1. Check for existing SSH keys by running 'ls -al ~/.ssh'.</li><li>2. Generate a new SSH key using 'ssh-keygen' command.</li><li>3. Add your SSH key to the SSH agent.</li><li>4. Add the SSH key to your GitHub account.</li><li>You can also test the SSH connection and configure Git to use SSH.</li><li>By following these steps, you can securely connect to your GitHub repositories using SSH authentication.</li></ul>

How to Configure SSH for GitHub Authentication

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