Add sshdo to the SSH section - #644
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Sshdo mitigates the risk of a compromised ssh secure key that needs to be unencrypted for use by automated (or scripted) commands. It acts as a ForcedCommand, and makes it possible to restrict the commands that an incoming ssh connection may execute to any fixed set of commands (rather than a single command per keypair). It has a learning mode to learn what commands a system needs. Once out of learning mode, only the learned (and approved) commands are allowed. Commands that are no longer in use can be automatically unlearned as well. It's very simple to use, and doesn't require the system administrator to know regular expressions (which would be too dangerous anyway). Only very simple patterns are supported so as to handle numbers or dates changing.
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Sshdo mitigates the risk of a compromised ssh secure key that needs to be unencrypted for use by automated (or scripted) commands.
It acts as a ForcedCommand, and makes it possible to restrict the commands that an incoming ssh connection may execute to any fixed set of commands (rather than a single command per keypair).
It has a learning mode to learn what commands a system needs. Once out of learning mode, only the learned (and approved) commands are allowed. Commands that are no longer in use can be automatically unlearned as well.
It's very simple to use, and doesn't require the system administrator to know regular expressions (which would be too dangerous anyway). Only very simple patterns are supported so as to handle numbers or dates changing.
https://raf.org/sshdo
https://github.com/raforg/sshdo
https://codeberg.org/raforg/sshdo