STAYZER

STAyzer is a Python-based command-line tool that audits SSH trust relationships across Linux systems by analyzing users' authorized_keys files. It discovers who can access each machine, detects shared SSH keys, identifies potentially risky trust relationships, and generates detailed reports in both human-readable and machine-readable formats.

Designed for Linux administrators, DevOps engineers, and security professionals, STAyzer makes it easy to audit SSH trust across dozens or hundreds of servers.

Features

Audit local and remote Linux hosts
Analyze every user's authorized_keys
Automatically discover human users
Support multiple hosts using an inventory file
Detect custom AuthorizedKeysFile locations from sshd_config
Compute SHA256 fingerprints for every authorized SSH key
Detect shared SSH keys across hosts and users
Filter analysis by user or host
Export reports as HTML and JSON
Generate clear console reports
Asynchronous SSH connections for improved performance
Secure by default with SSH host key verification

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MIT License

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