Don’t use machine-generated code. Either it’s a small snipped you’ll easily understand. Or it’s such a vast amount, that you can’t claim any responsibity over it anyway (and if you can’t, don’t ship).
Do you not trust your ssh client to be secure?
You should be able to connect to the most broken and vulnerable machine and an attacker should still only be able to know your IP and little more information about you.
Who cares? If it is good and works, I don’t care who or what wrote the code.
Me. I don’t want to get hacked.
Don’t use machine-generated code. Either it’s a small snipped you’ll easily understand. Or it’s such a vast amount, that you can’t claim any responsibity over it anyway (and if you can’t, don’t ship).
LLM can be a help, but they can’t be your coder.
Do you not trust your ssh client to be secure? You should be able to connect to the most broken and vulnerable machine and an attacker should still only be able to know your IP and little more information about you.
You are not running any machine generated code on your PC though?