Add -D for ssh-keygen
This looks like a good candidate to add to your project: https://seanpesce.blogspot.com/2023/03/leveraging-ssh-keygen-for-arbitrary.html
Thank you for your contribution! Are you aware of CVEs where the argument injection happened on an invocation of ssh-keygen?
For instance, the fix for CVE-2020-16846 could be a good candidate but it's not exploitable: the tainted data is preceded by -f and the argument parser will correctly treat it as an option-argument and not as an option ;-(
Hi, I'm not aware of an actual CVE where an argument injection happened via ssh-keygen.
In that case, I'll keep the issue open for now. I'm trying to add only vectors documented in a CVE or in a writeup to avoid colliding too much with GTFOBins.
Understood! Thanks.