OpenSSH emergency fix for flaw letting long passwords bypass SSH login on Alpine Linux
CRITICAL · VULNERABILITYOpenSSHredteam/daily · 1 source
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What happened
A flaw in the software that lets people log in remotely to some Alpine Linux servers can let attackers into accounts that have no password, such as accounts that only use a special key. OpenSSH has released an emergency fix, and Alpine has published updated packages.
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What to do
- Update OpenSSH to version 10.6p2 or later.
- Install the fixed openssh-server packages that Alpine Linux has published.
- Check whether any Alpine Linux servers run openssh-server and have accounts without passwords.
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