SSHssa
SSHssa is a fictional protocol introduced in speculative discussions to explore enhancements to the Secure Shell (SSH). It is not part of the OpenSSH project or any formal standard.
Conceptually, SSHssa extends SSH by adding an agent-based session model in which each connection runs a dedicated
Key features include ephemeral per-session key exchange, granular role-based access control, multi-factor authentication support, per-session auditing
Security and limitations: SSHssa aims to enhance isolation and auditable activity, but it adds complexity and
Use cases: secure administrative access in dynamic cloud environments, automated maintenance tasks with ephemeral credentials, incident
Status: SSHssa remains a hypothetical concept used in academic and industry discussions. There are no official