Joe Testa

> Limits informational/statistical usecases (e.g. key/algorithm tracking) Is there any real-world scenario where ssh-audit is being used to collect statistics on SSHv1 algorithms?

> What about forking the latest version with SSH-1 support and mention it as available in a separate unmaintained repository ? @NathanRodet : anyone interested in parsing SSHv1 endpoints could...

Well, after 10 months of voting, the final tally is **8** votes in favor, and **0** opposed. SSHv1 support has thus been removed in 11a902cb1457098ff023eeac5c2560bcfd2cc95a.

Thanks for this PR! Might you be able to make two changes?: 1.) Could you please provide documentation for other users on how to call the function? They would likely...

After thinking about this more, I have the following question: why would a new `lambda_handler()` function entry point be necessary, instead of simply running ssh-audit using Python's `subprocess` module? The...

Since invoking the tool as a new process seems to be the best way to do this in AWS Lambda (both from a user's perspective, as well as from a...

> As with RSA, it is possible for DSA keys to be of variable length (not just 1024 bits) The DSA algorithm can indeed use variable moduli, though the DSS...

What OS platform and terminal did you notice this behavior in? I can't reproduce it on my system. Also, last I heard (in the 1990's), the proper way to write...

@its0x08: I'd be happy to investigate this further (and possibly merge this PR) if you're able to share what platform(s) the output is broken on. Otherwise, since I'm not seeing...

Merged. Thanks @drewmnoel for the draft PR, and thanks @michael-o for the PR refinement and testing!