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Default: 3
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The connection timeout (in seconds) for SSH. See `ssh_config(5)`'s _ConnectTimeout_.
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The connection timeout (in seconds) for SSH connections __and DNS resolution__. See `ssh_config(5)`'s _ConnectTimeout_.
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## retry_count
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SSH-Snake comes with various configurable strategies (functions) which can be used to discover SSH private keys on a system and discover hosts and destinations to attempt to connect to. Sane defaults have been provided, however if you want to perform a scan as thoroughly as possible, then enabling more discovery techniques can help. With the exception of one strategy (`find_ssh_keys`), each of these strategies can be toggled off/on. Below are details of each of the strategies.
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Detailed explanations of how each of these strategies work can be found in [this blog post](https://joshua.hu/more-fun-with-bash-ssh-and-ssh-keygen-version-differences).
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Detailed technical explanations of how some of these strategies work can be found in [this blog post](https://joshua.hu/ssh-snake-ssh-network-traversal-discover-ssh-private-keys-network-graph).
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## SSH Private Key Discovery Strategies
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