Will the source code of Python scripts executed via SSH be saved in the logs of CentOS (and other Unix server systems)?

Question

Python

Goodnight. I have a slightly paranoid question.
Situation: I am making backups from a VDS server on CentOS to Google Cloud Storage. Transfer via SCP is not supported, so I'm using the gcloud library for Python. I connect via SSH, upload a Python script to the server, execute it, delete the script, disconnect. The goal is that I don’t want access to any APIs on the server, because I periodically fall under brute force attempts via SSH / in the site’s admin panel.
Actually, the question is: if I downloaded a script with accesses, executed it, made a backup, and then deleted the script, will the source code of the executed script be saved somewhere in the system, and is it possible to get access from it?

Answer 1

No. And to calm the paranoia, clean up the logs and history behind you.