Rootshell hack:ssh is vulnerable

Posted by CmdrTaco on Monday November 02, 1998 @07:31AM from the plot-thickens dept.

Freaker writes "It seems the IBM-ERS has found multiple overflows in ssh 1.2.26 (and lower). According ssh.fi and datafellows there were no overflows in SSH. Read this article carefully since this one contains the truth " Update this is never gonna be resolved. Now folks say this was a prerelease report, never intended to be published, and is invalid. I give up. Space aliens hacked rootshell and they did it through the power cable. They should have been using a redundant surge supressor.

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