SSH KeyAudit fleet key inventory
Managing SSH access across expanding server infrastructure often leads to untracked authorized_keys files, lingering access from offboarded personnel, and cryptographically obsolete keys…
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requirements.txt — list of dependencies
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Managing SSH access across expanding server infrastructure often leads to untracked authorized_keys files, lingering access from offboarded personnel, and cryptographically obsolete keys deployed without central administrative oversight. Engineering teams struggle to maintain continuous compliance when public keys are manually added across disparate user home directories. SSH KeyAudit parses raw SSH wire format buffers using only Python standard library utilities to compute standard OpenSSH SHA256 fingerprints and extract algorithm bit lengths. It connects over standard OpenSSH to scan user and root authorized_keys files, matching discovered credentials against an owners registry to pinpoint unassigned or offboarded personnel. The audit engine flags deprecated DSA keys, RSA keys below configurable bit thresholds, lines lacking restrictive options, and duplicate keys scattered across disparate hosts. Example: View all supported CLI arguments by executing python3 ssh_keyaudit_fleet_key_invento.py --help. Audit target infrastructure against security policies with python3 ssh_keyaudit_fleet_key_invento.py --owners owners.txt --min-rsa-bits 3072. This tool does not automatically modify, overwrite, or delete remote authorized_keys files during its inspection process.
Quick Start
Runs on Python 3.9 or newer. Check requirements.txt in the ZIP and install what it lists with pip install -r requirements.txt.
1 — Install the dependencies
pip install -r requirements.txt2 — Run it
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