5 tips for securing SSH on your Linux server or desktop Secure Shell is one of the most secure options for logging into a Linux system remotely.

A popular open-source program for encrypted communications has a serious flaw that could let Internet attackers slip into servers running the software, according to its creators and a security firm.

Exploit code now available for MitM and DoS attacks Researchers can disclose two brand-new vulnerabilities in OpenSSH now that patches have been released.… Qualys discovered the bugs in January ...

The OpenSSH protocol goes way back, but it's recently been making the news. The open source protocol, which adds security around remote server access and file transfers, is perhaps so ubiquitously ...

The security appeal, flexibility and wide usability of SSH make it well suited to IT process automation, particularly when machines need to connect to one another without user involvement.

A Terrapin attack lowers the security of the established connection by truncating important negotiation messages without the client or server noticing it. Researchers from the Ruhr University ...

Last week’s OpenSSH security update warrants a close look for users who re-enable X11Forwarding in OpenSSH.

The CERT Coordination Center is warning users about a serious security vulnerability in the OpenSSH (Secure Shell) that could enable a remote attacker to run malicious code or launch a denial of ...

One of the basic tenets of system security has always been to run only the minimum required services and limit their access only to those who need it. Linux systems make this pretty easy to do, and ...

Security firm Qualys first reported the roaming vulnerability to the OpenSSH project and has identified the flaw as CVE-2016-0777.