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I have a Raspberry Pi running a read-only server where some friends and I have a "poor man's IRC" chat, in that we all log in from Termux and post messages to one another using `wall`. It's absolutely ridiculous and I love it.
I'd be curious whether there's any security concerns on this one. Could an attacker craft a message that gets access to execute commands into a client terminal?
Workaround: Specify another ssh keypair
I'd be curious whether there's any security concerns on this one. Could an attacker craft a message that gets access to execute commands into a client terminal?
I'm also interested. Setting up a passwordless SSH account for some public service sounds like a good way to give your machine away to North Korean hackers, because you forgot to set someting in /etc/sshd to "no". Is there a usable description somewhere on how to do this safely?
Looks like ascii colors aren't being filtered correctly.. which is a pretty big issue. White on white isn't very readable... :-)
Related: Does anyone by chance know how to configure an "anonymous" ssh account that always runs the same program? This would be great for making text mode games available to everyone without needing to support different platforms, now that windows actually ships with ssh.