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1. Why is this something that would be enabled by default. 2. Can't you disable agent forwarding in a config file, so as not to have to clutter the command lin
by kazinator 3y ago
1. Why is this something that would be enabled by default.
2. Can't you disable agent forwarding in a config file, so as not to have to clutter the command line?
- hedora 3y agoI think it’s disabled by default on all distros I’ve used. You could add an entry to /etc/ssh_config or ~/.ssh/ if you want. (It’ll still offer public keys by default in the exchange, but that’s “just” a privacy issue, not a privilege escalation problem.)
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