The current woody OpenSSH version is 2.9p2; that means (according to
http://www.openssh.org/portable.html ) the 2nd version made by the
Portability team of the "normal" (i.e. for OpenBSD) 2.9 version. Of course
2.9 stands for 2.9.0, not 2.9.9, so it is vulnerable to those (not very
dangerous, IMHO)
The current woody OpenSSH version is 2.9p2; that means (according to
http://www.openssh.org/portable.html ) the 2nd version made by the
Portability team of the "normal" (i.e. for OpenBSD) 2.9 version. Of course
2.9 stands for 2.9.0, not 2.9.9, so it is vulnerable to those (not very
dangerous, IMHO
Ok. I have the good old open ssh 2.3.0-something. Now
http://openssh.org/security.html says it is not vulnerable to cookie
deletion or source based access control vulnerabilities (only
2.5.x-2.9.x, excluding 2.9.9, are). This is fine as long as I try to
get woody's open ssh, which is 2.9psomethin
Ok. I have the good old open ssh 2.3.0-something. Now
http://openssh.org/security.html says it is not vulnerable to cookie
deletion or source based access control vulnerabilities (only
2.5.x-2.9.x, excluding 2.9.9, are). This is fine as long as I try to
get woody's open ssh, which is 2.9psomethi
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