Add SSHTunnelCommandArtifacts target for collecting SSH tunneling artifacts#1100
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Added documentation comment for SSH directory artifacts.
AndrewRathbun
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This target collects command history and related script artifacts that may reveal SSH tunneling, port forwarding, and pivoting activity on a system.
It gathers PowerShell, Bash, and other shell history files that frequently contain commands such as
ssh -L,ssh -R,plink,chisel,ngrok, and other tunneling utilities used during lateral movement or covert access.These artifacts can help investigators quickly identify tunneling activity during incident response or threat hunting.