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OpenSSH 10.3 Fixes Shell Injection and Multiple SSH Security Issues
The OpenSSH project released version 10.3 and 10.3p1 on April 2, 2026, addressing a shell injection vulnerability and introducing several security-hardening changes that administrators should review before upgrading. The most notable security fix targets a shell injection vulnerability in the -J (ProxyJump) command-line option. Prior to this release, user and host names passed via -J […]
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Hackers Abuse DOCX, RTF, JS, and Python in Stealthy Boeing RFQ Malware Campaign
A seemingly routine procurement email has become the entry point for a sophisticated six-stage malware attack targeting industrial suppliers and procurement teams. The campaign, tracked as NKFZ5966PURCHASE, disguises itself as a Boeing Request for Quotation (RFQ) from a person named “Joyce Malave,” luring victims into opening a malicious Word document. Once opened, the file silently […]
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OpenSSH 10.3 patches five security bugs and drops legacy rekeying support
OpenSSH 10.3 shipped carrying five security fixes alongside feature additions and a set of behavior changes that will break compatibility with older SSH implementations that do not support rekeying. Rekeying compatibility removed SSH clients and servers that lack rekeying support will fail when they attempt to interoperate with OpenSSH going forward. The project removed the bug-compatibility code that previously allowed such implementations to keep working. Deployments running non-standard or legacy SSH software should verify rekeying … More →
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