A vulnerability affects all versions of the OpenSSH client released in the past two decades, ever since the application was released in 1999. With the release of the April 2018 Update, the OpenSSH ...

Future updates will likely improve the current OpenSSH client and server to the point that the beta qualifier is eventually dropped.

OpenSSH patched a critical vulnerability that could be exploited by an attacker to force a client to leak private cryptographic keys.

OpenSSH developers have patched a serious flaw in the popular open source remote access protocol that could compromise encryption keys, with users urged to upgrade their OpenSSH installations ...

A critical bug has been revealed that affects users running OpenSSH. The bug affects both the OpenBSD specific version and the portable version used on Linux and several other operating systems ...

The first thing I download on a new Windows machine – after Chrome, of course – is PuTTY. This tried-and-true OpenSSH client has served millions of devs quite well for the past twenty years ...

With the release of the April 2018 Update, the OpenSSH Client is now officially out of beta and is also installed by default in Windows 10. The OpenSSH Server for Windows is also out of beta, but ...

If you’re connecting to servers over the secure shell (SSH) protocol using an OpenSSH client, you should update it immediately. The latest version patches a flaw that could allow rogue or ...

The security company later on Thursday published a lengthy post, including a proof-of-concept, effectively lighting a fire under every affected OpenSSH client.

What the exploit purportedly does The newly announced OpenSSH vulnerability, fixed in version 3.7 of the software, is still (as far as we know) an untested, and therefore theoretical exploit ...