It would strike me that this would be almost trivial to sneak into the
pam.d stack...
...except that I seem to recall that SSH doesn't pay much attention to
that.
I would suggest getting the source to OpenSSH's sshd daemon and figuring
out how to sneak in such a feature and implementing it locally... and then
see if anyone else wants the patch.
(Imagines how many people would put up their hand saying "Me! Me!")
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Windows.
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