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 With SSH agent forwarding enabled, you can perform git operations or connect to other servers using the forwarded SSH keys just as you would from your host machine.
-== Conclusion ==
+== Takeaways ==
-SSH agent forwarding provides a secure and convenient way to manage SSH keys, especially in environments involving shared or embedded platforms. By leveraging this technique, developers can maintain a high level of security and efficiency in their workflows.
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+* '''NEVER''' add SSH keys to a shared device.
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+* Leave ''Personal Access Tokens''' for automated scripts and use them with minimal scope permissions.
+* Use SSH agent forwarding instead :)
-This page introduces the concept of SSH agent forwarding, outlines the problem it solves, explains the basics of SSH agents, and provides a step-by-step guide on forwarding SSH keys to embedded platforms. It's aimed at helping developers navigate the complexities of managing SSH keys in secure and shared environments.