ssh-audit by jtesta
ssh-audit is a tool for SSH server & client configuration auditing. It supports SSH1 and SSH2 protocol server analysis, SSH client configuration analysis, banner grabbing, device/software recognition, compression detection, algorithm analysis, security information output, version compatibility analysis, historical information retrieval, policy scans, and runs on Linux and Windows with Python 3.8 - 3.12 support.
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