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What I described above puts me on your machine. This is not theory, it has been tested against many people. Legally of course.
by LinuxBender 5y ago
What 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.