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When OpenSSH Says “Open Sesame”: A Tale of Unexpected Vulnerabilities **: OpenSSH, vulnerabilities, cybersecurity, code execution, software bugs, software update, tech humor, IT advice, tech news, digital security **: Dive into the hilarious yet concerning reality of OpenSSH’s current predicament. Multiple vulnerabilities have come to light, with the worst potentially leading to code execution. Astonishingly, there’s no known workaround yet, leaving users in a digital lurch. **: When OpenSSH, the popular application suite, faces multiple vulnerabilities, it’s no laughing matter. Or is it? Join us as we explore the issue with a dash of humor. Remember, in tech, the only constant is change…and bugs.
Hot Take: Well, slap my keyboard and call me a coder, OpenSSH is having a rough day at the office! The popular application suite, known for its secure replacement of ‘telegraph-era’ tools like telnet, rlogin, rcp and ftp, is facing multiple vulnerabilities. The worst of…
Hot Take:
Well, slap my keyboard and call me a coder, OpenSSH is having a rough day at the office! The popular application suite, known for its secure replacement of 'telegraph-era' tools like telnet, rlogin, rcp and ftp, is facing multiple vulnerabilities. The worst of these could lead to code execution - a nightmare in any techie's book. The kicker? There's no known workaround at the moment. In the immortal words of tech-support everywhere: "Have you tried turning it off and on again?"Already a member? Log in here