A user is attempting to connect to a remote host via SSH and following message is displayed: Host key verification failed. Which of the following options could resolve the problem? (Select TWO correct

Adding -o StrictHostKeyChecking=no to the SSH command bypasses the host key verification step for that session, allowing connection without confirming the host's identity, though this reduces security.

Enabling PasswordAuthentication allows password-based login but does not address the host key verification failure, which is about authenticating the server's identity to the client.

Generating new SSH host keys on the remote host would change the server's public key, which would likely necessitate updating the client's known_hosts file anyway, not directly resolving the existing client-side verification error.

Generating a new private key on the client is for client authentication to the server, not for verifying the server's host key, and thus will not resolve the host key verification error.

Updating the remote host's SSH host key in the client's ~/.ssh/known_hosts file resolves the error by ensuring the client has the correct and trusted public key for the server, thereby validating its identity.