Well, sshd doesn't depend on liblzma in the first place, but Debian and RedHat thought it would be a good idea to tie it into libsystemd for logging purposes, a

Well, sshd doesn't depend on liblzma in the first place, but Debian and RedHat thought it would be a good idea to tie it into libsystemd for logging purposes, and patched in support. It's still pretty bad to have systemd compromised, even if ssh weren't, though. Maybe the army of pitchforks should be marching on the systemd camp. It's definitely not OpenBSD's choice of architecture, here.