REMOTE HOST IDENTIFICATION HAS CHANGED
So, what can this mean?
According to what google tells me, those are the possible reasons
1 - You have re-installed you system and trying to ssh to the newly installed system.
2 - You have assigned the IP address of one system to another system and trying to ssh.
3 - You system is dual boot with different ssh keys in both flavors of linux.
4 - You are using an IP for load balancing and trying to ssh to the same IP.
5 - You generated new ssh keys for your system.
6 - Someone trying to do some nasty things, or you can say man-in-the-middle attack.
I didn't 1,2,3,4, or 5.
There is only 6 left?
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Should I just add the new ip to my whitelist and forget about it, or could it be dangerous?
Look up who owns the IP.