Security
OpenSSH flaw lets attackers log into password-disabled Linux accounts
BleepingComputer·November 5, 2026·1 min read
A newly disclosed OpenSSH vulnerability, dubbed '*sshole,' allows attackers to log into Alpine Linux and other musl-based accounts configured to block password authentication by entering an oversized password. The flaw bypasses password-disabled settings, posing a security risk to affected systems.
Read at BleepingComputerDaily crypto arcade
Read the news, then play it.
Chainshorts turns crypto headlines into a daily game. Catch up in 60 words, then jump into daily lucky draws for a shot at the pot.