Written in BASH, this script allows you to easily carry your SSH public key on a USB to be added & or removed from your client of choice. Think of this like a simple, portable backdoor. Enjoy!!!
It's worth noting from a cybersecurity perspective that your public SSH key cannot be used to compromise the machine used to remotely access the machine where you install your public SSH key. Hackers can only compromise SSH sessions with your private SSH key which is used to decrypt information sent from the session where the public SSH key is installed.
- Add your public SSH key to the start.sh BASH file
- Launch the start.sh BASH file via the GUI or run it via the terminal
sh start.sh
- Add your public SSH key to the stop.sh BASH file
- Launch the stop.sh BASH file via the GUI or run it via the terminal
sh stop.sh
Use freely, responsibly & at your own discretion.