A SSH private key is just some bytes. Once you have access to it, you have access to it forever in the future. RSA doesn't care if you are an "authorized emplo

A SSH private key is just some bytes. Once you have access to it, you have access to it forever in the future. RSA doesn't care if you are an "authorized employee". A static SSH key for a single human is already risky over a long time period, but for a key that is shared between multiple humans... wow.