Yeah, I always assume everything that has to do with work is being monitored and stored: anonymous surveys, Slack, email, email, web searches, terminal commands, terminal output, etc.
Terminal? If you are just interacting with a TUI like an airport worker then probably yes. If you have an unprivileged user account, maybe. If you are the admin, well, you are the admin, so probably not.
Pro tip, if logs are collected as shell history but not whole SSH/telnet sessions, change your shell to one that doesn’t support history (like dash). You may copy a statically built one into the environment for this. If SSH commands are disabled and ignored (like ssh cat vps dash -l) and chsh doesn’t work, you can still add command="dash -l" to the end of your .ssh/authorized_keys line.
Yeah, I always assume everything that has to do with work is being monitored and stored: anonymous surveys, Slack, email, email, web searches, terminal commands, terminal output, etc.
Gonna test this today and see what happens. Wish me luck, lol
Terminal? If you are just interacting with a TUI like an airport worker then probably yes. If you have an unprivileged user account, maybe. If you are the admin, well, you are the admin, so probably not.
Pro tip, if logs are collected as shell history but not whole SSH/telnet sessions, change your shell to one that doesn’t support history (like dash). You may copy a statically built one into the environment for this. If SSH commands are disabled and ignored (like
sshcat vpsdash -l) andchshdoesn’t work, you can still addcommand="dash -l"to the end of your .ssh/authorized_keys line.