Yeah, but the malicious code replaces the ssh signature verification function to let it allow a specific signature. Hence attacker, with the key, can ssh into any system without proper authentication by ssh.
This kind of describes authentication by-pass, not just remote code execution…
EDIT: it is remote code execution, see the edit of parent comment.
Yeah, but the malicious code replaces the ssh signature verification function to let it allow a specific signature. Hence attacker, with the key, can ssh into any system without proper authentication by ssh.This kind of describes authentication by-pass, not just remote code execution…EDIT: it is remote code execution, see the edit of parent comment.