OxiSH: SSH server written in Rust
6.2 relevance
Score Breakdown
technical depth 7
novelty 6
actionability 6
community 7
strategic 4
personal 6
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Rust-based SSH server, technically solid but not a major shift.
Summary
OxiSH is a Rust-based SSH server that prioritizes modern cryptography, including hybrid post-quantum key exchange (mlkem768x25519-sha256) and FIPS-validated crypto via aws-lc-fips on Linux. Currently an MVP, it supports only public key authentication and requires OpenSSH 9.9+ clients, with no SFTP or legacy algorithm support. The project is usable as both a server and a sans-I/O library, targeting Linux and macOS.
Author
djc