[ Thanks to LinuxSecurity Contributor for
this link. ]
“In an email addressed to many in the security community today,
including LinuxSecurity, Theo de Raadt, lead developer for OpenBSD
and OpenSSH, announced an OpenSSH vulnerability. The details of the
vulnerability have not yet been made public, but has acknowledged
that it is remotely exploitable. Included [in the link] below are
details on what Linux users can do to mitigate the risks until
vendors release their updated versions…”
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