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You're not on my machine. You're on the server. You still don't have my private key.
by staticassertion 5y ago
You're not on my machine. You're on the server. You still don't have my private key.
- LinuxBender 5y agoWhat I described above puts me on your machine. This is not theory, it has been tested against many people. Legally of course.
- staticassertion 5y agoSo you were vague about where I execute the script. If I execute the script on my client, obviously you have my key, but that's not interesting. If I execute the script on my server, you do not have my private key, period. This whole "I can ssh back to your machine past your firewall" is not a thing I understand, I am not aware of that capability in SSH.