zhinkgit/embeddedskills › ssh

The README merely references SSH configuration paths for documentation, not for malicious access.

The file is a README describing configuration, not executing code or accessing credentials.

This is a benign documentation reference to a standard SSH identity file.

The README documents configuration; no malicious intent.

The content is purely explanatory and not code that could exfiltrate credentials.

It contains a warning against embedding secrets in config; it is safe.

Shows example of backing up config; no threat.

Contains command examples, not malicious actions.

Documentation of command flags, not harmful.

Describes safe script usage; no exploitation.

Checklist for debugging, not a threat.

The path is a literal string used in a unit test, not actually accessed.

The path appears only as test data, not for real file operations.

The Windows path is part of a test argument, not used to read/write outside the test environment.

The path is referenced in a config string within a test, not a real file access.