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The ssh config format has almost no context, and the code is static and always "loaded up". I can all but guarantee this isn't correct. Modern hackers tend to
by ajross 2y ago
The ssh config format has almost no context, and the code is static and always "loaded up". I can all but guarantee this isn't correct. Modern hackers tend to wildly overestimate the complexity of ancient tasks like parsing.
- Dylan16807 2y agoIf you're actually concerned about the handfuls of bytes a settings object would take, you would make the page/segment containing parser code able to be unloaded from memory.