Hackers Begin Exploiting OpenSSH SSHole Authentication Bypass Vulnerability

Attackers have started targeting the SSHole authentication bypass affecting certain OpenSSH servers, according to new SANS Internet Storm Center findings. The flaw allows remote attackers to access some password-disabled Linux accounts by submitting an unusually long password, without knowing valid credentials or holding an SSH key. SANS researcher Johannes Ullrich reported the first clear exploit […]

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