SSH Credentials
Description
General
- Documentation: https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc4251
- Summary: The Secure Shell (SSH) Protocol is a protocol for secure remote login, command-line and other secure network services over an insecure network. This detector aims at catching ssh authentication, typically in a command line, using a username separated by a
@from a host, and a password or in the form of variable assignments.
Revoke the secret
A revocation list can be set on the server side to specify some rsa public key that should not be granted access.
Details for SSH password
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Family: identifiers
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Category: remote_access
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High recall: False
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Validity check available: True
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Analyzer available: False
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On-premise instances exist: False
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Only valid secrets raise an alert: False
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Minimum number of matches: 3
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Occurrences found for one million commits: 6.8
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Prefixed: False
Details for SSH password with port
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Family: identifiers
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Category: remote_access
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High recall: False
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Validity check available: True
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Analyzer available: False
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On-premise instances exist: False
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Only valid secrets raise an alert: False
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Minimum number of matches: 4
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Occurrences found for one million commits: 30.0
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Prefixed: False
Details for SSH Credentials
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Family: identifiers
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Category: remote_access
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High recall: False
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Validity check available: True
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Analyzer available: False
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On-premise instances exist: False
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Only valid secrets raise an alert: False
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Minimum number of matches: 3
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Occurrences found for one million commits: 0.2
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Prefixed: False
