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SSH keys not so much, because you keep your private key on your local machine. With poorly implemented AD (think telnet/ssh login app asking for password), on

SSH keys not so much, because you keep your private key on your local machine. With poorly implemented AD (think telnet/ssh login app asking for password), on the other hand, you get password transmitted to the other box. At some point some application performs read() to actually receive it.

shawnz 7y ago
You could use GSSAPI auth with SSH. This is also a good argument for having a test AD domain to use in your test environment.