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"content": "Hey #infosec peeps: how would you suggest tracking who ssh’s to various #Linux servers? I’m looking to keep an audit trail of who was logged in when. I’d also like to be able to produce some kind of dashboard of systems with active ssh sessions and who is connected to each one. These can be separated systems but do need to support #SelfHosting. \n\nnostr:npub1p96h2humf4kpz2ud2jktgvyhpq3cq3jghuntu38ap5yj6ass3g0s5373f4 \u0026 nostr:npub1ernndn0acwn9h7qqwkk8m5wnz7gc5vp0sqveudhustnkw3ge0uvs3n75le - tagging you in hopes you’ve previously solved this",
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