Nice trick! Also - everybody should probably be aware that SSH zero-day isn't the only bad thing which can happen to you if you connect to a malicious SSH serv

Nice trick! Also - everybody should probably be aware that SSH zero-day isn't the only bad thing which can happen to you if you connect to a malicious SSH server. Your terminal emulator has a higher chance of being vulnerable (e.g. take a look here: https://www.proteansec.com/linux/blast-past-executing-code-terminal-emulators-via-escape-sequences/ https://www.proteansec.com/linux/blast-past-executing-code-t...) than openssh does. P.s. "(And written in Go!)" - the trick would still be very cool if it was written in C, JavaScript, PHP, COBOL or any other language (and it would be freaking awesome if written in brainfuck!).