Reviewed for reference consistency: April 11, 2026
Code is Safe
SECUREGit has paused the operation to protect your code. No data has been lost or corrupted.
What To Know
Where Did It Fail?
Commands That Trigger This
Technical Background
This error is purely an SSH authentication failure, entirely separate from Git's internal logic or repository state.
Verifying the connection via SSH directly (e.g., `ssh -T [email protected]`) is the standard diagnostic step to isolate the issue from Git.
Underlying Causes
Frequently Asked Questions
No, your local Git repository is perfectly fine. Git is simply locked out of the remote server.
Related Git States
The remote server actively refused to accept your pushed commits due to server-side rules.
The remote server could not locate the repository at the specified URL.
Git failed to establish a data connection with the remote repository.
The server rejected your credentials during an HTTPS connection.